IN heres : cee | 4 ~~! ( rf Metall page two * | * é 7 | = ws - £VEs | Edition : 112th YEAR ae x* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954—40 PAGES — * ae: tk . Be oys Win 2 oe ' ee wi , | a0 t ¢ t eee : | : | ae : i Dusty's Big Bats Tame Indians Twice Reds Give UN. ~~ Press Carrier B Honors New York “s Giants Take 10 Lead in First Inning Today By GAYLE TALBOT CLEVELAND (# — The New York Giants, seeking their New Proposals |for-Disarming ‘Other Nations Carefully Study Program Offered by Vishinsky U. N. Assembly today consider the new . é apa FF 17 7 a gs i Eg 39 as : afi F i 1234567890 R HE CANS PURO eee nus DOOD Ee oe , ee Lt Ses et oe Today's batteries, umpires: ie : ~ , at Ads " Ginnte—Ruben Gomes’ (17-9) “and Wes “Westrum; day ranged trom lige 72 with oi wata-seter nice, 40h ths. Indians—-Mike Garcia and Jim Hegan. -; . of ab inch of ‘rain At 8) o'clock || Sos "ay wih ee ee ‘Umpires —Conlan (N) plate; Stevens (A) Ist besei| Sos tenes and eatiead dene he fer on Aa 7 Taker. youl N) 2nd base; Berry (A) 3rd base; Warneke (N) ey it eee tie area rs | ") | constant. throughout -fhe day. By [Poon o right field foul Hine; Napp, (A) left field foul line, | 2pm. the, temperatre was 70°" Ili | : 4 7 F A ' LY a , |More Rain in Sight | for Weekend Here j salle cludes possible rain late Saturday. buyer for this used car. ‘down po sage Aence “ge MOUTH all m .) warmer. trend Tuesday SS ee 3 t Fe if i | fer iil fi i . ifs ne afl UNITED NATIONS, N, Y.| | (INS) — Russia asked the} § i Tr et 10.Pontiac. Press arriers Get ‘Outstanding’. Awards Ten outstanding young businessmen were honored? by the Pontiac Press at the Hotel Waldron last night,| © i ; f = i a § q SRG fly rf fl i i . . * *¢ « 4 through Oct, 8. ‘ a. eee : ca tr : ry Z Newspaper Week Top Bond Seller G, HYAMS Dies in Hospital known to Pontiac Ministers Met With Adenauer — \fo Iron Out Pact Diés in Hospital’). Pap fat L j ull Hit s $37.3 . ~ Continued 2, Col, 2 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | s the blaze. “If we: continue to develop without any logical plan to accom- amodate this large increase. in population, these conditions will | cripple us. 5 « | faster, increasing from 107,614 te Wayne Counties plus the four east- “Increased population provides | Paul M. Reid, planning analyst for the regional planning commis- sion, ‘says the Detroit region: in- cluding Oakland, Macomb and ern townships of Washtenaw Coun- ty, “has doubled and more than redoubled since 1900." cent. ., Macomb % County grew even 194,943 fora 71.9 per cent gain. Wayne County grew: from '2,015,- 18 | 759 to 2.495.509, a 208 per cent Growth Calls for County Road Expansion ning group's forecast of what pop- ulation in this area will be in 1960, _. After extensive studies they have }set Oakland County's population in i six years at a low of 536,600 and a | high of 612,000 : Wayne's low and high forecast at 2.612.000 and 2.797.800. |. The estimated low for the whole region in 1960 is 3,474,000 high, 3,796,000. . ae, | THE PONTIAC PRESS, :FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1954 ii 4 bij 4é 1: F mane “sae | a li ES Sit sia 3 Big selection of ladies’ smart sweaters in choite of several popular styles, V-necks, Princess collars, turtle necks > etc. Pull-over styles, button fronts, © choice of long or short sleeves. Many colors in sizes S-M-L. i PROJECTOR Including an AUTOMATIC ‘SLIDE CHANGER and LOAD MAGAZINE Everything for _ SUPER-SIZE § wet Sai ace $2.98 Nothing Like WYOOL tor warmih Choose from ali weights in part or pure wools. 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Pontiae; Robert Stdlorow. per cent majority; |son of Mr. and Mis. “Stolorow, 422 i zi F tax, | Frederick g nually is received from the Strong. grandson of ty of | per cent on gross earnings Frederick Strong Jr. of Orchard} of all who elty | Lake. e ef i t F ‘ net earnings of business = Map Alcohol Course is, civic leaders and |, LANSING (UP)—Officials of. the Sta! tel 3 Re ee 3» S 43 services and reductions in oth-| Michigan College Extension Serv- amendment came from some \abor | igan college. - F ce 4 i ee pp age > Me; pe Sg eee wees aa: in a PLASTIC AND PORTABLE—The world’s largest | portation Corps, the 51-foot vessel weighs \ ee ee ee ~ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1; 1954" a State Official Facing i me '|Delayed Arraignment LANSING (UP)—Charies M.A") Martin, assistant” State attorney general in charge of the Detroit Lbranch office, will be arraigned on a drunk driving charge before a Lansing Township justice of the peace next Tuesday of ‘Wednes- day, it was learned today Officials said the delay was nec- = jessary to enable Martin to take leare of state business in Detroit. ™ |Candidgtes to Appear MIDLAND ® + Gov. Williams and Donald 8; Leonard, his Re- 72 | publican opponent in the gover- Jae |norship rece; will appear in Mid- land Saturday to help open Mid- land's month-long highway safety “) | program. 2 A new record in tree farming, ; “a helping assure a permanent sup- only 10.2 of southern pine, was set in ply piastic vessel, a flat-bottomed self-propelled, shallow- | tons\and can carry @ maximum of five tons of dry |the South last year when more than | draft cargo barge that can be transported overland cargo. The boat is designed to be shipped in 400 new tree farms c ame into is shown during tests on the James River at} sections and is easily assembled wtihout wed being. Total tree farm acreage Fort Eustis, Va. Developed for the Army Trans- | knowledge or tools. || mow is 17,600,000, Beaver Isle Ferry ls Grounded in Fog CHARLEVOIX & — The %-foot motorship North Shore, operating as a ferry between Beaygr Island and the Lower Peninsula, missed St. James. Harbor and went aground last night in a heavy fog over Lake Michigan Coast Guard efforts to free the vessel were unsuccessful. The North Shore, owned by the Beaver Island Transit Co., carried a cargo of gasoline and fuel oil. ts skipper, Clifford White of ‘Mus- kegon, and three crewmen stayed aboard, White said the cargo will be removed by smaller. boats be- fore attempts to free his vessel are continued. CARPET SALE! ot HARTISONS 79 a 12 miles southwest of Monroe struck a bridge autment. = ALL GRADES WE | DELIVER! DANCEY'S PET and GARDEN SUPPLIES 358 OAKLAND AVENUE -Permerly Dixie Feed Store 1 Bleck Nerth of Johnson — FE 5-503! WE DELIVER ———— — -$TEWART-GLENN COMPANY... QUALITY FUR NITUR $2 N'C EE. 1:9 1-41 f “ow _ “HOUSE BEAUTIFUL” L mee The New Today's Living is available -in. these open SEE THIS GROUP CURRENTLY SHOWN IN SAL stock pieces. Today's jiving pieces are styled to look small and act big. 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For a world'of comfort and the latest in style, see these luxurious rockers today. : Payment Plan! NOW ON DISPLAY! ~ __LAY-A-WAY EVERYTHING FOR GIRLS or BOYS BUY NOW. WHILE SELECTION IS LARGE *39” Buy on Our Easy « ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST DISPLAYS OF QUALITY TOYS and LAY-A-WAY for CHRISTMAS 9@ Day Accounts Pay No . Carrying Charges _ Opposite Auburn Avenue Regular °29°° AUTOMATIC BLOWER + Magic Chef 3-way fiw with mine heat ot the Soce lel “Magic Chef Special... . . $74.50 ‘' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'til 9:00 COLOR HARMONY ‘ oo : . ¢ 4 By 4 fk. SO £ . : . is . or ; enon ‘ : : : e i 4 e 4 Me : j Jf . . . — * rs ° | * ‘ — * - f _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954. WIE 7 | : E : Hl E et Hi tf i j fr Ha inet hi ia ane il “Guaranteed for 1 year! , The Waffle Bra Sees U.S. Ban ct as ‘sane | Takes a Year fo Pin ) *: |Traffic Rap on Twin on Juke Boxes nr it a rovers i Me PROVIDENCE, RL. w—It took as him a year to sort twins but Patrol- Bender Says Monopoly comegitise axed man Raymond J. Bagley finally ee saw the right one fined for a traf: : : tic offenge. ae -bombed three times of Industry ~~. ses raoed-shdenta. Bagley told District Court Judge CLEVELAND (# — Rep. George ; Luigi Depasquale yesterday that H. Bender (R-Ohio) says juke box | Court Ruling Backfires; - | he left word about 20 times if nationwide banning of the music; TULSA, Okla. ® — A district time, Bagley related, he boxes. court jury backfired yesterday on| w.. told he had the wrong twin. Bender made his remarks this| James Watson, Tulsa, who had “Finally, I heard the other twin ‘week during a hearing of his | filed a $32,500°Gamage suit against , = | enee gubssmmmities en bieg| Tana CAV Wup Lines os. Ge so-/ Ss Se Mo canean. Say at, packetecring. He said the FBI and| lt of an accident. “so I knew the one I wanted was ‘Federal Trade Commission ,al-| The jurors ruled Watson owed left “termine whether trade is being re- | @e_bus with his car. was fined $15 and costs. = - strained. aaa | Herbert H. Wedeven of North- - @rm Mastic, Inc., a distributer of mew machines, had testified he could sell 100 new model boxes | % if the Juke Box Operators Asem. would buy them and place them in cafes where new Models are desired by the proporietors, He said the Operators, however. “tie won't buy them. “ONAN AAD sea z E ta at an 4 g z E ; § ” tat machin?” Dever || GATE PRICE — Two Weeks Only Taisen ngued on Ob on Oct. Ist to Oct. 14th “Por the first time in the incomparable line of MASO Coats of Silky, Soft Fy. quickly and so much easier you George, said no one could buy less savings. Youn treasure sat t . Tiest ‘choos ly know what's . You "ready is an operator in the busi- ‘Take advantage of Big Savings. Order now for Christ- Semen, tn Sett yoo deat oven. 1 = ness. mas gifts. Insist on the finest MASON MASTER- diet one bit more than you want e : i “2 . “This te only a pat PIECES. 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In other words the value of a tooth is what you'd give for an- ether year of life.’’ Or, as I have estimated, every functionally ef- ficient tooth, your own or your dentist's, is worth at least $1,000. — with mint, lemon or strawberry, I haven't much time to listen— important conference -on bowling green. / Not just because I'm dirty—T'| stack up my teéth and m_ ‘tist’s against those of. anyone of my age at any time, so as 5 If You Prefer to Waste Your Time = ae oH 78 t igh x = a) 3 * ae 2 palate WARD'S GIVE HOLDENS © RED TRADING STAMPS! com + yt ¥ i = uy . : 4 * % ca en © ‘ aX > = se Ge ¥ _ bd) AS & SY es _ a 7 e b gs “ s 3 . 4 2 Pe 3 “Mart. in Tokyo are members of the Detroit Spell-| Clint Bostick. All are graduates of McKenzie and | binders of ‘the’ Michigan Madcaps. & USO show | Redford High Schools. unit. apunered by. the United Health and Welfare | ‘There are more .than 450,000 | American Indians, on reservations or registered with the government, in the U. S. today. 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Mi 6-0195 lilt yj utes of his time during that eve-| Suspect Denies Slaying 2 Boys Salesman |s Grilled in Murders of lowa and Maine Youngsters SIOUX CITY, la. (INS)—A % year-old -music..salesman has steadfastly denied ander intensive police grilling—atiy knowledge of the decapitation-murder of little Jimmy Bremmer of Sioux City or the slaying of a 12-year-old Maine boy. Detective—Chief Harry Gibbons | said yesterday the salesman, Ernést: Triplett of Omaha, is the “prime suspect” in the killing of 8-yearold Jimmy whose mangled and decomposed body was found on a farm four miles from his home Wednesday Gibbons sald that Triplett ad- mitted talking to a bey answer- ing Jimmy's description the night he disappeared bi main- tained his innocence of the murder. However, the officer said the salesman is unable_to account “to our satisfaction” for about 9) min- ning | Gibbons said Triplett also is |being questioned about the slay- ing of young Danny Wood of Gray, Me., last July | The detective chief said police | know Triplett was in Maine about | that time ‘Two Men Are Injured a Auto Overturns Two Keego Harbor men were injured early today ‘when their auto went out of control on Adams road af Hamlin road and over- turned, according to Oakland County sheriff's deputies. Rosco P, Wright, 26, of 2929 Prid- liam, a passenger in the car, is | reported in fair condition today at | Pontiac General Hospital with face | and scalp cuts The driver, Curtis M. Brooks, 24, | North Duxbury. shoulder, arm and ankle in- juries. 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Water, a miture of chemicals, and strong fluorescent | light, cause the beans to sprout, anchoring their roots in glass’ beads In 25 days each plant had the same number of blooms, and 10 days later each plant had same number of beans. , Grieving Wife Tells About Baby's: Death se many people are satisfied with your administration.” The federation, composed of 75 civic organizations, proposed to name the structure the “Albert E. BURLINGTON, Vt. (INS)~An Cobo Convention-Exhibit Build- ing.” Action may come on the re- exhausted, griefatricken § YOURE | Guest next week. Work on the wife today related how she used building will begin next spring a suitcase and an old black stove —_——_— in @ futile attempt to save the life) C atfee was discovered in the of the baby she bore unattended | "mth century \in Arabia, where it Plane nes Found on isle LOS .ANGELES (INS) — The wreckage of a B24 Liberator San Miguel. Island, 55 miles west of Santa Barbara, Calif. made yesterday by Maj. Gen. Victor FE. Bertrandias, deputy in- spector general of the Air Force. The wreckage, bones scattered among the broken parts, was first found by + relies on the uninhabited island | several days ago. the island and confirmed the dis- being withheld pending notifica- tion of next. of kin. The wrecked plane heard from on July 5, 1943, two hours after leaving the Air Farce base at Salinas, Calif. | Members of the U. S. First Corps contributed more than $385,- bomber missing with a crew of 12} for 1) years has been found on |- Announcement of the find was} | twe couples hunting for indian | An Air Force helicopter flew to/| . 000 to Korean charities during the past year. ; SIEGLERMATIC DRAFT ENDS SOOT AND SMOKE GIVES PERFECT COMBUSTION! | Look Gf these oxclesive SUEGLER feateres + TwoinQne Heotmeber + Seves up te $0% in fuel * Sregiermatic Drett ends soot end smoke _# Silont-Fleeting super quiet moter mount * Lifetume enamel finish * 6-way directional Tropic! 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Cobo — name the’ $23 million main Civic Center building after him The mayor. who will cut his 61st | birthday cake tomorrow, said! modestly: “It makes you feel good that : ] RESERVES YOUR GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS! of the Week & TELEVISION SERVICE HOD's ‘RADIO Orcherd Leke Ave. . SWEETS RADIO APPLIANCE f ' 422 W. Huron OXFORD RADIO & 23 S. Weshington, Oxford TELEVISION SHOP ROCHESTER 430 Mein, RADIO & TV Rochester D 108 NORTH SAGINAW IAMOND Ix Romantic New Twin-Heart “MUSICAL RING’ BOX Of Antique Silver Plated Metal ‘S pecially Priced for No Charge for Credit! NO MONEY DOWN! 50¢ A WEEK! ET SET Engagement $1.25 Weekly , 108 Take Up to 2 Years to Pay 4 Imported from Switzerland! Fashion-new Watches ; “RIVIERA” by SHEFFIELD Selling by the thousands ——our beautiful fashion- new watch thet every- body’s asking for! Now you can have that extra watch you've al- ways wanted — also makes the perfect gift for mother or daughter. Non - tarnishable golden aluminum case, rimmed in sparkling colors. No Charge for ; Credit Perfect gift for father and son. Handséme, classic im- port. Goldgn- colored alumi- num case/is shock. resistant, anti © magnetic. Calfskin wristband gos OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT “TIL 9 age J . ~ J ‘mah r . <# "THE PONTIAC PRESS, FKIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 - To | ene - : tes ‘ t ‘ * 4 é + . Tailored 2-Piece Suiteata = =-—™ Striking 3-Piece , : | + + = * * Come-Arunning Low Price Now $ 59 Bedroom at Gigantic Savings s40nss |. See bentems ae cote a ee | 21 9 sa Seer real fat no fa Se eat | ) most ony setting. Note, too, the smart textured covers. Down beq j 2 y Two-Piece Sectional — Sofa Buy : Size Rugs ~ In a Wonderful Selection A real find at the price! Hand- Great value for the youngsters’ 50 * oA _ Decorative beauties to dress up \ ledd Regularly $189.50. Save $40.00 ud | 49 seme ‘wibdern “Rete - Recher any tiving room. 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Biggest buy this year! . Coats in zip-out poodles . , The essence of luxury ot a down-to-earth price .. . cHoose ‘ all wool tweeds . . . wool zibelines . ... bicnket flecces frorn poodle cloth coot . . . breadcloth with capes, stoles, + wool checks . . . milium lined utility coats and lavish trim collars of mink, muskrat, beaver and marmot. mary ees. Sizes 10 to.20; 38 to 44. Be sure and -- Sizes 10 to 20; 38 to 44. ; see them tonight or Saturdoy. f Frofhs "Betty Jeon,” *“Swansdown.”” "Metio” pile haw lhe hems wate ' cea Sonn : Selection of Specie? Northern Boeck a Fell Suits, 16.99 to $99 Muskrets, $199 ee 4 ¢ es tt BRS eae > fey Ves ae te = 2 October Sale! From Makers of 24.99'Girls’ 9} October Sale! Actual 59.95 “Sutton Hall” , . e oats-Uoat 5 ts its = opcoats NO MONEY DOWN—$1 WEEKLY! . : . NO MONEY DOWN—$2 WEEKLY! | Mothers! Save $6 on fine oll wool fleeces, tweeds, checks and " Choose your new fall suit from this great collection of fing tailored iy : peg Heavy interlined for extra warmth. Coot sets in sizes “Sutton Hall’ fashions. New fall. splash weaves, hord finish iit ' 1 to 3, 3 to Gx. . Coats in sizes 7 to 14, : flannels, smart novelties all in handsome one, ond two-button S Tat's Yvorm Ciate’. Boye 2 = Se. rn fronts, Sizes 35 to 46. Topcoats in 100% wool ond rayon zip- Seow Suits Snew Suits Coats. Coat Coat, Sete : outs. . 5 “14.99 34. 99 a . October Sale! 100% ‘Woo! a Heavy interlined for warmth. Sizes 6 to 18. 100% woot: melton campus coats with - Leather Cordurey ~ Tranch worm quilted interlinings rushed ex- Jockets Pants t Coots press. Plenty of royal blue, block, , ‘and wine. Si 34 46 in- 16.99 3.99 16.99 - wih papa thn baa bak ~~ GEORGES-NEWPORTS cncapeesewireers JACKETS | yo» 1954 season's fashion leader. Buckle front Zelan: jackets for sport and football wear, = / Red, Navy, White, Sizes 77 10 to 20. — ye Flannel Slacks . . a eon French cutts in figured and solid § .Santorized broadcloth in § Another great group of Slipover © Orloa Sweaters in white, pas- ‘tels and, darks. Sizes 34 to 40. Orion Cordigans ...45.:5.99 seeene 8.99 | , - ‘ 1 - / . PHE-PON'TIAC: PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 ~ Have Big Week * Mike's. to Hold ‘Swing,’ St. Fred’s Fete Parents, PHS Units List Officers .. High school students all over the city are busy with fajl plans, from a Sweater Swing at St. Mike's to the annual play at PHS and more : football hopes for St. Fred's. | Pontiac High Things were buzzing @ Little more | © than usual at the brick tepee this is week as talk ranged from last Fri- day's football game to the forth- | : coming production of _ and i 4 x vir al i fu i i ; i 7 F. gs # 5 ef 5 i : : f fH H : if é : fe i i wi ! i i i ‘ c. formance are to be Oct. 20, 21, and Z 22 at 3:30 p.m. The single evening | -| show will be Thursday, Oct. 21. ' {ngs and advantages of the Junior Achievement program which will begin in October. = 4 ? to orrespondents | Mary Parrish Jack Janet Filender (elterneting) “Bossy, his cow Marlene Crocker Widow Bess, hie mother. .Esther Diem Prihel, the ma maker Den Bumgerdner Rafe Heywood vene Bob Cranda!! ) SCOR... ca vvccce Martha Verney Old TY ..sceee Weich Gevin one Jim Werth Annot Carelyn Mewn Qtant’s Wife ..... Burton Belant Otant Jack Porritt Harp Margaret Nei! ee 7. ¥ eR © rye .7 . ! ~@ iny rT ols Busy With Club, Social Events : 5 Pontiac Press Phete Ct; Ella Powers, secretary, 314 Nelson S&t.; president, Dave Smith, 10 Union Lake Rd.; and Mary Samson, treasurer, 1244 Atkinson Ave. EH Children's matinees for the per- The cast is as follows: Dick Rapedel! Committee chairmen were also announced recently by Miss Par- | rish., | Advertising will be under the di- rection of Jim North Sharon Hubbell will have charge of tickets. Seeing that the costurhes ‘are in order will be Annis Breadon. Lights are Ron Cummings and Dick Hart- man's job. Don Bumgardner and Marcia j i i i Thomas is chairman of the stage and hand props committee. < ] GvVxK—vXv—oo— + We offer BIC DISCOUNTS on famous make ts. Hundreds of wanted items in stock very product guaranteed for full year FOR LESS! Darry! Mehas 7 atyondlly advertised selection for your ss GUNS _ ELECTRIC AN 1 DRILLS = Makes 6 amous Makes. all with 32 gp. * chet gen t).45 91.14 17 ga. shetger ....... 39.35 Jecobs Chucks 290.45 16 ge. sute.......... 95.43 W998 'e" Mrifle ...,,.. 12% ae GAS BS esl. carbine........ oo.22 96.08 Sa” Orllle cccacs 7 6 rf » j / j / é 4 orn . gah ; * et of THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 ” = ie i; _IPTRERN SS a 9 Merger Denial oan re Boy) st nmap “te “sanacmrs (Ike Movie Ordered revgrd Wasim ram| FEACHELS BOYCOH | ous wwe Vie mee cori LUXAIRE and : : Ss CCTS | pedat to. tit bis artificial rub | = oll wy to te et we oun : SS a ee ee MAJESTIC. y * May Face Test Over Stolen Bike |r". | ra by GOP Candidates | Tap Nenuhlicnn vattioers: review Town After Ticket leges." ports Or Heating. Systeme. 7 ” }| DETROIT? # — Timothy Graves |on the bike,” practicing Youngstown,’ Bethlehem ‘since the.day jhe was born six |to come hard | WASHINGTON (INS) — Almost |the adifiinistration record in the) WATERTOWN, N.Y, @®—Eighty- othe sore _ Pose tg ora SHEET METAL 100 GOP congressional candidates | film, and Président Eisenhower | nine school teachers in neighbor | ¢V¢rY see thet no Water- him concludes declaring : town concerns part of the I All Types of Sheet Metel they | have placed orders for a color; pic- | <. the report by ing. Lowville are boycotting this two tailien aides ce ta tll head y : , ' Firms May Take Issue ei ago without “hands or a left him |ture, “Report to the People,” IS beter and stressing that city because one of them got @/a— new Lowville school Eavestroughing . : show | whi Eisenhower, Vice | ‘what w for ticket here. to Court out restraint over a - which President Eisenhower, Vice |‘‘what we have done was done parking . to > i eA veterans without hands how President Richard M. Nixon, Cab- {alt Americans in all walks of life.””| ‘The unidentified teacher received | Penicillin first was recognized WRIGH | boy will understand. a six-yearcld can use prosthetic |).4 sthaare and dra emer . the tag while attending a school | and named by Alexander Fleming. | Ti son vy on WASHINGTON # — The Eisen- mothy, only of policeman | hooks. inistration achieve-| To keep steaks from curling | zoge conference a week an Englisliman, in 1929. He saw | 1 newer: siusintsteeiion wane doch o|Wilinen Groen “hemor the taanene canal _ 7 ’ when you broil them, score the > * * * ai it as a form of penicillium, the | 9000 Cielo Haye 6S 5-900" court test of its disapproval of a/ had been stolen. . An Indian elephant may be a8| The 27-minute color film, into | outer edges of the fat at one-inch Principal Lon A, Davis of Low-| name given tufts of spores formed | was @ special bike his fath- ‘much as 11 feet high. ‘which a candidate can insert a! intervals. “| ville wrote Watertown Mayor John on mold or fungus. = - ... REPEATS A SELL-OUT a stunning design... . SHensational price. ec and SPHaristaction thre the leng, long years buy Now While You ban Save Fe WHOLE YEAR TO PAY!) T y eH 3 : i cE ; fa ene ——_ = ee . * , , Rational fense, the steel industry and t Bethlehem and: Youngstown stock- holders,” Grace said. ® COCKTAIL TABLE TOP 314" « 19K" SHEL ViN’ x ISK" iT ‘ es ||| ! | LIMED OAK TABLES fm See ees BP 8 wa | TRIMMED in EBONY BLACK z i it ! SPECIAL! Chotee 12" Yaz TABLE ee _ | irmon * fee 91,00 DELIVERS ANY TABLE | y, , , So smartly styled youll want several of them. . NATIONALLY FAMOLS | WAVE Vi WA i i di f if i be ce i 4 : e ~ — Made trom selected med oak trimmed with rich ( * ebony block. pi Notice the extra convenient shelves and the In Tiffany Grey Mahogany DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR and BOOKCASE BED Finished in a pleasing new shode TIFFANY GREY MAHOGANY, @ multi-coat finish, highly resistant to stains. The roomy double dresser hos a large polished plote mirror neatly decorated. $ The bed is the much wonted bookcase type with matching deck type night stands optional. Also available is o os with exceptionally wide and deep drawers. ot ially priced. ; acu vor 296" « our CHEST... $59. NITE STAND... $30 $15 DELIVERS! eae ee Lewis’ offered this suite, @ short time ago, which resulted in « complete sellout. Fortunately we have been able om men to ebtain a limited additional quantity, See them tonite as they won't last long. \ ito. TeMiracleef WYLON TAILORED by KROEHLER Specially ' | : Priced : _DAVENPORT » * ; 1 69” | $ : $17. Down Delivers | By Simmons : NEW TOWN & COUNTRY MODEL Matting SEQ 85 Hide-A-Bed sofa | The ever popular Lawson-style which fits into either contemporary or ° | traditional living room settings. Tailored by Kroehler with Nylon, the °. miracle fabric that wears so long and is so easy to clean. Lewis’ offers eithe SGled ie EXCELLENT TWEEDS 229” | v nile or matching chair an trey of the newest colors. Specially priced. ‘PARK FREE—REAR of STORE Open an Account Compare these features, point by point, in Simmons new “Town. and Country” Hide-A-Bed ' sofa. “Beauty-Rest”’ Cushions .. . Genuine $23 DELIVERS! Simmons mottress . . . Unique , cleaning feature . .. Patented cushion support... All steel lifetime frame. We urge “- you to look at other sofa beds and be an _ i -- gg ° satisfied that this special offering is your « | As Little as very best buy. SMALL DEPOSIT. HOLDS ON - 10% Down gs LAY-A-WAY Choice of —_ at FINE FURNITURE = EBPERT'S ||| ° S25 bt Ay om | "CAMERA SHOP @ SCARLET ; S7 W. Heren | FE 5-6615 © CHARCOAL i } ‘ ~ - a ¢ * ‘ ry é } * dap npatnt . . ° : z . \ Ge, . . ¢ : * : & . ' > ; ‘ , Ps ; F / . . 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We will send you our Bulletin im HOURS Morning 6:30 te 11:30 — Afterneem 12:06 te 2:30 — Evening 6:30 te 9:00 CO Executive New Fall Classes : ' Gregg Shorthand | $ Beginning Oct. 4 ) Day; Half-Day, and Evening Other Courses Include: Secretarial ~ : 0 Comptometer and DC Business Administration culator 0 Typewriting you and mail this advertisement mediately ck all Bay Is Too Young to Be - Settled Yet Teenagers Should Have. Fun Now, for Work Comes Later By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: We love each other very much, and under. stand each other completely. We're both 17, seniors this year, and have been going together for more than four months. The problem is that he can't keep a job. He doesn't knows it. . “So naturally, we don't go out much. My father doesn’t like him and the dislike is mutual. Father says he’s just going with me for fun—that’s why we don't go out out going together “Father says he'll. never amount to anything. I know he'll try. If people would only give us beth half g chance! It’s no use with my father — and my mother likes him, HE il sticks i Eg ji If all of you would demand less of the boy and his relationship with you, both might have a chance to amount to something. Groom Legs in Winter Too moval of unsightly, unwanted hair. That smooth bare look you cher- ished all summer long isn't neces- sarily just a seasonal thing. If hair free arms and legs were a must for summer, they're every bit .as important—and the results are just as rewarding—for the balance of the year, With thosé new evening dresses, with the new shades in rally want your arm and legs to |look their best—and they certainly won't if you get careless and let a winter coat of “fur:’ take over. As more and more women feel that any hair on arms or legs is unsightly, they faithfully and regu- larly go to a salon for treatments Or use a safe and time-tested prep- aration at home with excellent re- sults. And of course, if a woman = ia ¥ 4 3 } 4 i # happens to have a “problem” with superfluous hair on face or neck, she’s going to follow a regular | routine all year round. She'll just | make it a part of her beauty rou- | tine. : ‘PARTY All arrangements will be made for you tn one of our. PRIVATE PARTY ROOM - Any Size Group Waldron Hotel COFFEE SHOP 36 E. Pike 4 sheer, sheer stockings, you'll natu- Modern Vocabulary _ ‘ + < é ad ‘ ¥ pean t " T+ Fa 7 .< : . , . 2. See ne ; . a a 4 ; ; i \ ¥: A ee _.'__ THE PONTIAC PRESS, rRipay. OCTOBER 1, 1954 oF SEVENTEEN . “Spree —— ; t Birmingham Couples Leave for North PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL . By RUTH SAU NDERS | written by Mrs. Vincent Patton riage of their daughter vec! | i Va S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac. Mich, BIRMINGHAM — Going up to eur a is, en ee | Ruth’ to Clyde E. Whipple ” son of Enrotiments — in Dey or — = Grayling for the opening, of the Sumuve for te Kroup and SiS Mr. and Mrs. Merle E. Whipple wie, eae © ee ee ee ee “bird season” “this weekend are pono Pd stow om “mod of Wing Lake. He has left for mil] PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 ae a > | two from the East \who _ eo.° itary’ duty in Germany i ‘formerly lived in Birmingham. _Mr Edwin M. Beresford of Cot-| The wedding took place in the y They are Mr, and Mrs, John Ri) heya a is visting her eon —- = of the Redeemer|{ Trying a new style for Fall and Winter? Mrs. at rece w Rec , Carter of Mendnam, N. J. and Mr.) John "A. Grime in Elam. NY. thie Deve Fc raiglctae stay PROFESSIONAL CARE WILL ADAPT THE and Mrs. John Miller of Fairfield, | week, | : Mrs. Whipple is stavirig with her , NEWEST STY LE TO YOUR TYPE so ¢ 8 @ parents during hér husband's ab- ) The couples will join Mr. and) Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Carison sence overseas. She attended Hills- RANDALL'S HARI ER METHOD SHOP’ Mrs. Waldemar H, Adams of | pave announced the Sept, 5 Sy dale College 88 Wayne Street ; - 1424 Worth street and motor to a cabin “Birchilis Jr.”, on the AuSable ==:=3:| Imported Lambswool SWEATERS TL | . ar ) a back-to-school must ‘in warm, weightless HUDDLESPUN ’ ee : Traditionally tops in any college mon’s wardrobe . . . our Huddlespun V-neck sweaters, woven with the softness and luxury of “Woolamae in pure imported James C. Nunnelly gave a dinner lambswool. In two campus-favorite for Irene at Oakland Hills Country Club, styles, tailored with ease Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sturgis ae (dosephine French) an- nouncé the birth of a daughter, Susan Freach Crawterd, Sept, 27. - - * Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Y, Hen- kel, who moved last year from Wing Lake to Cocoanut Grove, Fla. visited friends in Birmingham and Clarkston iif Week In Clarkston they were house guests of Mrs. Walter Thompson. s . Mrs Gaus T. Trumbull Jr. in- vited a group of friends ‘to tea this | afternoon in her new home on Mad- ison avenue ‘ Lt. and Mrs. Trumbull formerly. Pierre Balmain, Paris couturier, sets tight basque bodice, and the narrow bands |**"* “atored ™ Indiana. bands of black Chantilly lace into shirred are used alternately with shirred black, Remertae | Keydet ies returned pink tulle in this ball gown from his fall dotted. net and pink to form the full skirt, ‘ Ser home im Pittsburgh, Pa. collection.-A wider band of lace forms the of t the youthful gown. asc genio bain ghar ‘Mr and Mrs. Hugh W. Hitcheock Bride-Elect Is Honored Voriety Show Held (ae ee At the Tuesday meeting of the _— visit before returning to their and casual-smartness . . . the long sleeve pullover and the sleeveless sweater. Charcoal, granite, blue, wheat, pink, navy, mint, flame and helio. Pullovers . . 10.95 \ Sleeveless -» 8.95 MAPLE ot BATES BIRMINGHAM ' 2-Hour Free Parking ; Betty ‘Paulos, bride-elect of Rich-| Mrs. Richard Zumbrunnen and Fashionette Club, Mrs. Oliver Korb [{#7™ in’ New | Hampshire for us ) | , " € YOUR | arf! Allen, was i oeced Thuraday Mrs. Ret pam won the wreahy. The’ eurrest ou | severa more weeks. ; HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED = ey eraies oie coess tor the | agin pad ~ eA Dan | test for losing weight is in its sec- | — Pye t Sythe Birmingham CHARGA-PLATE® Er _& AT JACOBSON’S WHEN YOU : rs. Jac e rs ry - variety oh ranc wil] give its fi . | ee a toe street home of laldson, Patricia Aspinwall, Sally | cae “ouuhen ot oe. nn Children's Theater performance at : aT nes MAKE A PURCHASE z ) Dudek. Brockman, Mrs. Wayne Whité and | * club | the Birmingham Theater, BSON’ i} ; natty ue oe arama | Elaine Grennie®, and their -families. | ‘The play “Space Happy” was ACO $ Men's Weer-Sitroet Level daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus - Paulos of Ottawa drive and he is || @™ > “ , ; s : a : eee F , »s oe a AIT the sdn of Mrs. F. Dewey Allen and the late Howard Allen fy Wt, 4 PPLE LA, = Geests included Mrs. Paules, Mrs, Allen, Mrs; Dudek, Pauline Borrowed from the canny Scots, and Dequis, Lillian Lararoff, Mrs. making big news in Ri bert Bego, Mrs. Rebert Knight, Parents Tell of Engagement | BIRMINGHAM — Mr. and Mrs. | Hollig Perry Halladay of Ravine road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Bradford Hal- laday, to William Anthony Jacob-| sof, Lt. (j. g.) of the U, S. Navy. | He is the son of Mrs. Jacob Harry Jacobson of Long Beach, Calif. and the late Commodore Jacobson, U.S. Navy. 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And a4 ota ' oa . i By JANET ODELL. is better to have your hair a ee ves 2 es her brown or gray, but not | —_— : ; . 7 % a pa Pontiac Press Food Editor tréaked with dull, uneven color. ed * ie rage. see eh. A It's completely appropriate for Thin decen’l mean you must ge , ele o * « |a piano teacher to give us a recipe to the expense and trouble of a — § ean |. § | for Keyboard Chocolate Cake. Mrs. protessional dye job. - . eae : a M4 “ Lester Snell, today’s contributor, Another drawback of dying Your’ —— Ti | says she is always asked to bring hair is the fact that once your haie |: et {this specialty of hers to church parson ion tin eps suppers.and cooperative parties. with the results ” Mrs. Swell feads a contented ac- Some women solve. this problem tive life; she thoroughly enjoys by giving themselves a temporary rar homemaking, especially cooking rinse after each shampo pe and baking. On the other hand They may choose a shade slightly . she participates in a number of Rpuer or corker tye Gee ou we |club activities, mainly those of hair color. Or, they may use their musical -interest; she is ja past own shade to conceal yellowish :) president of the Poiitiac’ Music gray streaks. Guild and a member of Tuesday They can try different shades Musicale. Other activities) are the of rinses with confidence when a Auburn Heights Needlework Guild, manufacturer claims it is a safe, the Toastmistress Club and .a temporary . vegetable coloring church group. teat-wahes tm quickly and | CHOCOLATE KEYBOARD CAKB washes out easily ‘ io oe vhs | Mrs. Lester Snell Frequent brushings after you! «+ ol Peete 2%» cups sifted cake flour rinse your hair will injensify its| es retin $0 jesspease bat ipg powder color and sheen, and hold it until | 4 ee salt \ | - s your next shampoo. i % eis, ceertening | x | 1 Sheen" or | "+a aes . . Glass Should Be |). . ino |e. ' |} ft square unsweetened chocolate 2 tablespoons bet water teaspoon 1 tablespoons weeks | Melt chocolate, add hot water, | the \ teaspoon soda and the table- ulately clean that a customer once | walked out = right through the plate glass. She wasn't burt. but the glass was. Now this is not to suggest that you encourage guests to walk oan . ae eerily $3 | born window ropes and pulleys to clean that people will scarcely | make them slide up and down realize there is any glass used af | easier Soap Created Rope-_. Practical in Home around the house, try-a soap coating on sfub- For practical use all Or you ‘can keep the hinges, When washing windows. it's best | locks. and gates around your home | to work in one direction — both | quiet by “greasitig?’ them with when you apply the soapsuds andj seap. You will also find that irk- when you rinse them off. Use lint- | some keys turn more smoothly in| free cloths, sponges, chamois, or | their locks if rubbed with soap rubber wipers and wash the cross- |" SET Sennen bars at the same time. Remember: Natives of the' high Peruvian clean. bright windows chase away | Andes have red blood cell counts gloom and make any room séem | as much as 50. per cent higher larger 4 than average sea-level Gwellers. | Mein Gt & aK ty heal Ta buy Cotton Broadloom Now is the time to purchose cotton Corpeting for your home in a wide selection of colors that will enhance eet ee ER buy Cesena Wacker any decor. A special purchase has made this carpet 5 bargain possible during Practical way. to protect your the height of the floor ¥ | toaster — decorate your kitchen! |Make this “thatched cottage” “covering season. cover! Thrifty bazaar gift! Pattern M1: “Cottage” toaster | |cover. Pattern pieces. transfers Use cardboard foundation, trim > | fabric cover with bias binding «| Send 2% cents in coins for this | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to 1244 Pontia¢ Press Needlecraft . | Dept ‘Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, your name otdress ‘nd zone. | Sq. Yd. to $850 Sq. Yd. P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea | | spoon of sugar- Let stand in a — while you mix the rest of the ‘Marriage License cake. Applications lye ‘Si arin ema ten | milk and vanilla and mix until all ee b= flour is dampened. Beat at : low speed on the mixer for 2 min-- el “s perry Fe ggg utes Add the eggs, beat 1 more minute at low speed. j Gervais W. Trice Elizabeth Colmar Stanley J. Siabinaki, 37 Cherry j Virginia A Hickson. 14 Preston To % of this batter add the | chocolate mixture. stirring only enough to blend well. Alternate with white batter, putting large spoonfuls into greased layer cake pans. 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Coun- Mrs. Shain Back Home — Wilson School held its first social Thomas cil delegates are Mrs. Walter Mes- ‘ Mrs. Harry Shain has returped| Mrs. Waytie Stibbs of Buchanan, queiien-of Ge year Tare |e end Mrs. Paull or, Mrs, Albert Lovee and Mrs, to her Birmingham home follow. | formerly of Pontiac. when members attended the kin- | Webster Claude Cook. ing q three month trip to London. dergarten tea. Others will be Mrs. Lawrence . Hawthorne While there she was the guest\ of grip: Segal rmncadbed Kindergarten and Your Child”) LaBair, Mre, Russell ( Phyllis Schrieder, field director of Bell, Stam |Camp Fire Girls, gave a short Palmer, Mra,.,Claude —_ {talk when Hawthorne School PTA Chris- Rey purse, She spoke briefly on the| Mrs, Wilbur Hinsberger, met for a social tea and business eS a a Hospital. - és work of rr — Department. A ee meeting Thursday. 7 G) idren's parents > ura en, Elledn . oa: sogparediawr ge Letscttipanesl gory Pind myer pegs fir Tes given by irs, Stuart . end Mre. Weten A = ee aa } week Ragb Wilson Barbers of Cherokee || Brown, kindergarten ) moe st we Qochors, ‘The boned. of. Grectere| 40 Wertine this year wit be! the highest resm percentage, Mr. and Mrs. A, O, Carmer of > © Ss served as hostesses. Avondale aventie have had as their = See hae Wisner ° . ~ ° ! a gene tr cornet Sabet. end] RON MN cet Seem mar pres cen wt || Fine China Specials! |: born Sept: 23. Grandparents are students planned their Thursday P oe Zonta Club the Jeb Macleods, of Baltimere tea around , vt 7 E The Wesley Newmans of Oak- ; of Conference = ng ot Othe < Members of Zonta Club of Pon- 6 San Bees me, Oe Te tiae heard President Mrg..Adrian| Mr. Mrs. Daniel Leach of Ish report on the recent district | Hamilton, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. convention held in Lansing when | Ward S, Newman of Liberty street ~ they gathered at Hotel Waldron | are the infant’s grandparents. Thursday. , 2 «8 Mra. Ish revealed that the Se Oe ee : slogan for the. nex ive years 8 | the birth of a son, Mark Thomas, s grow understanding, . uhtp and te , ote ee The card party which will be/tin, N. D., Mrs. George Wentz of welt seviocaned by bars. Cada | Woes taaily af Wepete, Wash. is L , . Mellinger. Pe a PO oe Glenn Chamberlain shows “ .” | decade at the museum of the Cranbrook | President of the Federation, Mrs. ewes ane | a tent, nd Mrs. C. J; Pachele | fashioned of teakwood and pewter now on| Academy of Art, Mr. Chamberlain is head |trenmens “|| "Here's the china vale of the season! Fine imported Western Whirlers evening in thei Chad-| display with others of his works of the last | of the sculpture department at Cranbrook. —_———_—_ china with 22K gold band trim, yours at an excep- : . : Job's Daughters \ tional low price. This beautiful violet pattern china iliaryand Post |Adults Underestimate the Intelligence |e Sponsor Dance \ | \* sli in open sc. E Job's Daughters, Bethel 40, \of ° A , ; ganized with Melvin Shetter| Hear Talk on Home F; ‘ ‘ a . x, 1a Fine Im China 95 sed ws eit, etre | Prat Foie ve etme Of Today's Children, Editor Maintains Siete tits nat ie] oo spehay ported China. § | Mrs. Lester Melberg as secretary; | Auxiliary and Post of Water Won DOROTHY ROE from Baraboo, Wis., who has,they're likely to frighten their/on State avenue, New members int . i : Mr. Melberg as treasurer and|derland, 1008, Wednesday evening y Ree nh aw. eeae se andy Sateaaee cat Gams | paneene.™ aed Pas tae 5-Piece Place Setting Mrs. Sheffer, membership chair-| in YMCN ss sclor vice presi:| Today's children are so smart| schools all over the country, with| World War II and the Korean|da Gaylord, and Sharon Overstreet. ; man. H that it's @ super-parent who can/ Periods of lecturing at the Univer- War with atomic develop- Oct. 23 was announced as the Choice of Over 70 Fine Patterns dent of the department, gave a , along Robert Longe, Mrs. Hellers, Sid/) 1 the keep up with them, says Don A.| sity of Kansas, Kansas State and i and alien tions of the | ate.ef the annual dance given by Olson and Charles Cullen were | ‘#k on the children's national home| 1/1” Coicaes, managing edi-| Washburn universities. 1 reaper llega: Wy oye yrs SAVE UP TO 50% elected to the board of governors. Hhere the children are raising PL |tor of the Children’s Encyclopedia, “Boys and girls are always way |4ast decade have given children 80| At » recent session of the grand oO Pete Lergen will be-caller for the a Oe a a tidren | Britannica junior ahead of what we think they can| many new questions to ask that it's| council of the International Order season. Mr. Lergen will feature | SuTamins Pom, 7 It also keeps the encyclopedia 40 and learn, and todgy they have] enough to stagger even a statt of|°t,Job’s Daughters, held in Owoe- |] 46 Db. Gorvice for 4.” $ 2.99 western square dancing and the | “USS “nag department | *Altors and their army of research | Such varied fields of interest tHftt | encyclopedia experts, says Walter. |#0, Joyce Perkio was installed as c. OF SF ... sees latest round dances. president, told'of community ser-| specialists hopping to provide the “We keep hundreds of people |#rand bethel chaplain, Mrs. Harry f | $ 5.95 A “get acquainted” dance W&5| vice the VFW is doing and urges | **¥**. t Colliers Show busy constantly revising our vol-| Vernon was installed as grand $2-Pe. Service or 6 alsilelerelbte ° held Sept. 23 in the Waterford interested people to visit the na-| Today's Kids ask such questions twmes, just to keep up with the fifth messenger. . r fa $19.95 Township CAi Building. 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Case.| gracing the high’ olfice he holds” * ‘Late last night, the GOP State Filed b C | Charging the Eisenhower admin-| Republican tominee for the Senate |i campaign speeches. , Somes Chuweane, hoe 8 sneer | y oOunse : istration with “ineptitude,” veteran| in New Jersey. | Johnston, said Nixon hag been |/SuAtidate tor the Senate post ed Democrat Alben W. Barkley of | ° ‘claiming the Eisenhower adminis- committee's choice “o biies foe Says Precedents will Kentucky haa opened his campaign | The Vice Presidium claimed Ei- | to be Ernest Brown, a . for a fifth Senate. term..with senhower administration gains in| tration has fired Communists, fel-! yer. At the same time, the GOP Show Senate Was Not frente asset on Republican ao-| social security and unemployment | Jow travelers and security risks| group made plans to seek an in- in Contempt mestic and foreign policies. compensation legislation. and he | from the federal payroll “by the junction from the Nevada Supreme R The 76-year-old Barkley told a| Said: ‘We believe that we can do| thousands.” But, said the ‘South | Courtto block the e election. WASHINGTON (INS) .— Sen. rally at Shelbyville; Ky., last night | those things that help people with | Carolinian, Nixon's statements doj The Democratic Committee Joseph R. McCarthy's forthcoming = the’ Republican regime ‘seems | 0ut socializing America net jibe with sworn testimony of | planned a —— to name defense against censure recony - dedicated to big business’ as he pire . ‘Philip Young, Civil Service Cont} its Senate : = mendations was outlined today by took aim at Eisenhower adminis-| Barkley, wo resigned a Senate) mission chairman. Johnston ac- eo e.e Edward Bennett Williams, his at- tration policies in the farm, labor, | Se¢t after 22 years Te cused Nixon of using the “big lie’ | J) Washington, top Democratic) § torney. business; power and foreign fields. come .vice : = ._ 18! technique. ; and Republican campaign straté-| | Stents o s ee ee | sists peered into their crystal balls tions” with Sen. Arthur V. Watkins In Shelbyville, Ky. “['m old| man Cooper, a strong Republican} In Nevada, a Democratic-Repub-| 1. the benefit of the Women's : I hassle was developing over (R-Utah) chairman of the special enough to know how and young/vote-getter, ican as National Press Club. -. | six-member committee which pro- enough to do it," declared Alben The former vice president in the| the method to be used in selecting > @ & posed censure of McCarthy on two W. Barkley ip offering himself to | Truman administration said the na-| a successor for the late Democratic counts of misconduct. He argued: Kentucky, tion has been spared a major de-| Sen. Pat McCarran, who died Clayton Fritchéy, deputy Demo- " a ion because “an enormous | Tuesday. cratic National chairman, forecast 1. It -would go against “count But in Montclair, N.J., Richard| program -of constructive and far) 2.2. ° 4 probable net gain for his party less precedents” for the Senate M. Nixon. who succeeded Batkley reeching legislation” was enacted Yesterday, Democratic Atty./ of three Senate seats and a pickup te censure McCarthy for “de- as vice president. said that ‘‘for | during the 20 years the Democrats Ger William Mathews held ‘‘there | of at least 40 House seats. aiulel tb. cupeas Sikee 2 the first time in 12 years the world } heid sway in Washington | must” be an election Nov. 2 to fill} Robert Humphreys. the Repub- committee” which investigated is at peace and that's a great ac Nixon came under attack by); the Nevada Senate seat for the lican National Committee cam- his financial activities in 1952, complishment for the Kisenhower | Democratic Sen Olin Johnston of | two. years still remaining of Mc-| paign manager, said he saw @ This was part of a charge that administration.’’ South Carolina who said in Talla-|Carran’s term. But the Republi- different picture altogether—a net McCarthy was in “contempt” of Nixon, who has been stumping|hassee, Fla., last night that the | cans contend GOP Gov. Charies| gain of three Republican Senate i. Genet, the country for GOP candidates Eisenhower administration's sec-| Russell should appoint McCarran’s| seats and at least 15 more GOP 2 McCartliy was ealy conducting for Congress, spoke at a reception! ond in command has been “‘dis-' successor. House seats. a “vigorous, hardhitting erelp ' , Necessitated by a a Rela rees e he said things which the Watkins i. he ows he group has interpreted as censur - able abuse of Brig. Gen. Ralph W. ' 2 , Zwicker. +4 ‘lof GG Serum —_ The Senate will reconvene Nov, . | , 8, to begin debate on the report . : 5 ; . , | legs ‘the war, he learned mechanical | Anderson, where he is pictured above. issued by the Watkins Committee | wecneet pecesis Employ Physically Hand Week |x te we rao Mi H Carthy on those two points. It was Vis Now Available) F'n ploy ysically Handicapped Week(:s» s tis two points. t was | ings. | ouestion ce ea tO Be Observed Here Starting Sunday | nh ie coun, Wiis ie ry | brought out never sale of gamma globulin (GG)| “tie’s had enough of honor, Mis|ty is what counis,”. continued Jew-| “It placed on a | in the history of the Senate or the through prescription has been au-jonly desire is an even break soj ell, who is veterans employment | suitable he is equal to a | House has a member been cen thorized to begin today, but there |he can, support himself and his} reptes for the local office | physically 1 = pintcey Geteep had smug | ‘ y State Employment Security| pecinning Sunday, National appear before a committee — , ‘was some question as to how much | pay C. Jewell was talking, and| Commission. sean faanie 5 Rae | congressional history is replete of the antipolio weapon would be|he was speaking about the physi-| “We know what he can't - do. Week will be observed for the| ith instances where such invita- available, and when. cally disabled veteran — the man/ All we ask is that employers giV¢ | 19, year, by proclamation of | tions were declined.” : The Office ef Defense Mobitt. | RAPCICRPP Ed in some ey Bone the cncie: “| President Dwight D. Eisenhower.| On the second count, Williams andlbugi gious ox = this angle: ——- | The week's aim is to dramatize| sald “Esch member of the Sea- paetian (GDM) auncunesd yester- people in most other ways. “Every human being has cer- | «the ona problems | ste will be urged to read care day that effective today mane | But he was really talking about | tain limitations. One person cam |of the physically handicapped,” | fully the testimony” of Zwicker tacturers could sell it te drug | all physically Bisableg persons, | not run ag fast as another, cal- | states the American Federation| to determine whether the gen: aterén withdut vesteietien. Bot just those who suffered per | culate as rapidly or use his | which originated“and sponsored| eral “was an evasive and recal- : manent Injury in battle. He was | hands as expertly. the first observance. citrant witness” in testifying be- ODM has been controlling allo-| talking about all those whe must | lisnited stated will probably be| fore McCarthy in a closed hear an Be through life with a special, | “A person with one leg is limited | | Its ee: ing at New Yorte last Feb. 18. cations of gamma globulin for use uncsbvable prebiens. in his ability to run, climb or| reached via newspapers, radio and . against polio under a voluntary Par ; tit heavy Weights. television. Whether or not it will| Furthermore, he noted, men» agreement with producers and the handicapped person's abil) "spat he is not limited in his| reach ity underlying goal — em-| bers of the 1952 subcommittee and betaben e° ability to use his hands, senses, | ployment for the handicapped —| senators who later raised a charge intelligence, interest, aptitudes, p | depends on employers across the | of “contempt” were on hand Jan, GG is « derivative of human . wo sonality and work habits. country. 3, 1953, when McCarthy wasworn blood which contains protective in to a new six-year Senate term “antibodies” against polio. Tests and they made no challenge at have indicated that when property the time although. be dared them Str = Goals Next Year 10 Commies end|=== against polio for periods of 5 to 8 weeks - f Man Suffers Face C ov: ‘ Two drug manufactdPing firms, Emil Mazey Says Hike ‘ — = — Cutter Laborptories of Berkeley, . in Two-Car Collision in Pensions and Annual : . a AP Wirephete | Calif, and the Lederle Laboratories ae Robert E. Laskey, 37, of 1859 FIRST A-BOMB FIGHTERS DELIVERED — Lt. | A-bomb—from J. S$. Smithson, vice president of | of Pearl River, N.Y., have alfeady Wage Are Objectives Woodlawn Dr., was treated at Pon- Col. Maurice (right) of Long Beach, Calif.,| North American Aviation yesterday at Los Angeles. | announced that gamma globulin TOKYO w—The big celebration tiac General Hospital tubes delivery onthe first Air Force F 100 Super | Also picking up the new planes were Col. J&c0D/ wil] be made available ‘through A twofold goal will be sougn, {honoring red China's fifth anni- niles Ge eee eee | Saber—a supersonic fighter capable of a tactical Goh) ond LA. Col, Willem Hasrét. seguir medical channets. Se 1505 negetiations with Vg, exter | “Sree, Pewing yestan ’. WAS tittle too stift for Red China's top| auto collision. at Cass-Elizabeth Several other firms which pre | motive industry, Emil Mazey, UAW mung. dt glee , diplomat, Premier Chou En-lai,|@nd Cooley Lake Rds. _. a Ne t to Be Fooled duce it have made Bo anseune® |CIO secretary - treasurer, s8\4/" Two thousand Conimunist offi. | for wtien his turn came he began...|_ Mrs. Norma E. Copenhaver, 28, le arns Oo ment of distribution plans. here last night. . clals and. a number of foreign dip- “ ! Friends!” of 4768 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Water es Comrades! : ford Township, driver of the other ist Li No indications have been given| . Speaking before 500 guests at [lomats attended. But it was Kim 1 Sung, the roly| wes wee by New Cooperative ommuni ine . les to ont to 6 Summ gulting.o the fourth annual banquet hon-.| When Soviet Premier poly premier from North Korea|'™: ottengting doctor's prescription filled. ering pensioned union mémbers | Malenkov’s right hand man, N. S$ who must have stopped the show | SOM eee” a Teoubip Polat WASHINGTON @—FBI Director, “The iatest twist in the long) tactics, claims communism. is but .. ; whe bave retired from General | Khrushchev, got up to make his) Kim, addressed his audience.. to Waterford Township Police, J. Edgar Hoover said today U.S.| frayed line of Communist party | form of socialism—an end and a} »7- ll, W ks | Meters plants in Pontise, Masey jspeech, he started out simply) “Comrades! Ladies and gentle-|when Laskey’s auto collided with dogma, their latest diversionary which ‘can ‘be ‘established Mitche e€exks sald: with ~ - ment! sear Copenhaver car Comunmists aré peddling a new . _ = as gh consti “The UAW-CIO is going to seek party line based on pretended co- ° pooenenny “ant oa Deny Difference an increased pension plan, as well operation with Ameritan ideals. Extension Class tional -** ‘ bo Vi as a guaranteed annual wage.” : But, he asserted, “do not be de ‘ Id’ Folk fe ates tacade of in La r views The current pension pian has celved—the conspiracy is sti with |f for ‘O OIKS Fae e ng ee nnee ee | WASHINGTON (INS) — Cabor|been in operation exactly four i, H operation, the party now says, ‘we ary James P. Mitchell and |¥ears- Union officials had _previ- Ae ro trve Conese pasty tan| WY ddl Open Here are ready to work with alt Mine dere G051sies Mat ously announced that « guarameed * remains unchanged,” Hoover said.|~ 4 course especially designed for | Cans no qiatter What our past rela-|Weou. denied yeste reports ae Ge a 5 The overthrow and destruction of | adults who wish to achieve a use-| tions or present differehces may | that the two cabinet officials are Mazey also spoke cut for drop-| our constitutional’ democracy by | ful and plegsant old age is being be, to block war and fascism, to | split over labor policies, but Mitch- | .in¢ the maximum age for women any and all means at their disposal set up in Pontiac through the Ual-| weve US. living standards, to re-|ell said he would “be alarmed” sear the focted Security Act from — the Commv- | versity of Michigan ae ns aus eke at | and | if Weeks labor views tooK prece- 6 to 60, and for immediate social n - se _| Service. fi dence. / security benefits for those dis ° | Entitled “Living in the Later | debate on the great issues facing) WO. conceded that “‘our initial | abled on the job Reever Glecutead the cyrrent | Years,” the six week course will|the nation. We propose @ COMmINE | views on some subjects do not . titude of the Communist party in| te presented at Pontiac High| together of all progressive and - that |. Alse' sppearing at the dinner a signed editorial in the October | school beginning Oct. 4 at 7:30|gnceratic forces’ to consult with | Uway* Colncide.”” but added that | 4, waterford Township's CIA issue of the FBI's monthly law/ sm. Classes each Monday eve-| each other and to make such con- ‘we're both members of the Presi-| puuding were Mrs, G, Mennen enforeement bulletin, which is dis-| ning will last two hours. | a ad dent's team and we're both work- | witiams and Mrs. Philip A. Hart, tributed to law officers Lina ne together ® | ing together to advance the Presi-| wite of hte Democratic teuten- the country. | by Dr. Wilma Donahue, chair- | ‘The ‘new line bleats for the | %nt's Program - ant-governer euailidate. aa man of the Division. of Geron- consumption of those who are gul- There have been persistent Two candidates for public office, re Pe ae party is like a tology, and psychologist for the | lible that the party advocates a/ reports’ for many months that | pay] Sution of the 18th Congres- brawler from the gutter, like a| ‘sstitute of Human Adjustment (peaceful path to socialism. . . ."| the Commerce Departméit was | sional district, and Leslie Hudson dirty boxer who fights with no| #&UelM.-— seeking to influence. the admin- | of the 2nd State district, also were holds barred. Constantly shifting| Titles of remaining five lectures || over Scared 52 Years |” trations. labor policies. ' on hand from the a to the defense, it|of the series are “Good Health: Weeks issued a statement after py feigns weal and gives ground | The Challenge of Aging.” Oct. 11; ROANOKE, Va. (INS) — Charlie eo! aid i Trieste Dispute Eads one moment only to lash out with | “Psychology of Aging.” Oct. 18; Lae Dickerson was so frightened Mitchell's a vocrmevchones 7 BELGRADE, Y via (UP)— “reriewed fury the next, It bobs and | “Living Arrangements,” Oct. 25; | by Mrs. Martha Shelton's father in which he praised the & oy! hain Y Peles 0n weaves and ducks to avoid punish- | ‘Economic Security in the Later 1902 that he broke off their en- tary. Weeks stated There's no | Italy and Yuge — e agreed body blows. More dangerous | Years,” Nov. 1 and ‘Aging Cre- gagement. Yesterday, 52 years| Split between Secretary Mitchell on a settlement of “all the main pote a chance presents itself, | atively.’ Nov. 8 lafer, Dickerson, 71, regained his and myself. He is a conscientious | points” of their dispute over Tri- it hits below the belt, gouges an| A $5 registration fee will be tak: | | nerve and finally married Tl-year- <“— hea and is doing a fine |este. .a Yugoslav foreign. office ow and uses an elbow en at the opening session ‘old Mrs. Shelton at Roanoke. spokesman said today. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (INS)— who have been convicted of Red he was involved in a so-called| Batchelor-denied ever informing _ Dickenson was brought fo to Fort | A for Cpl. Claude Batche- rock throwing” incident on fellow prisoners. Sem Meusten to testity from the ttorneys New Cumberiand, Pa., disciplin- lor said today they will appeal Edward Dickenson of His mother, Mrs. 0. L.| His attorneys had argued be | 2, tarracks and is awaiting his cogvietion and sentence of life | Cracker’s Neck, Va., who testified ' pascneior, threw arms | was innocent of collaboration by | action on an appeal from his imprisoament. at hard lsbor for] St © Prosecution nerve a around ber son's neck and wept | reason of insanity. Bet 14. Col. Sentence, ae: aiding the enemy while a prisoner | Yesteni#y. ‘os Convicted nt iar when the verdict was announced.’ Donald Manes dr., trial officer, | In his defense, Batchelor wrote of war in Korea. | charges. Lt. Col, Harry Fieming,| “* °° =: ruled that Batchelor was sane. | 4 145-page statement wherein he _ The “Byearcid Kermit. Te | the first officer tried and con- “Don't worry mother, I cam! The cdnvicted soldier, was ye) stated he found out Communists | ” soldier Wwas- found guilty ot on victed of Communist-collaboration, | ‘ake’ it.” | of’23 American POWs who chose | “don't always practice what they of xix tounts ot Communit Gt was dishonorably discharged from | - Dickenson told the coyrt that | at first to stay with their Com | Preach and they almost’ ruined ~jaboration last might at the service. ‘ recommended during a| munist captors. He’ and Dicken-| my life.” _ Houston. : - | The eight members of the court | kangaros trial in @ Korean prison son later changed their minds and| Batchelor was married to a ) is punishment, including for- | martial board who heard .the|camp. that Wilburn Watson of | were repatriated. ee | Japanese girl, Kyoko Araki, in a Vi fetture of all pay and allowances | month-long trial deliberated two! Mississippi be. shot. Batchelor | 's conviction and sen. Shinto ceremony in Tokyo. | anda dishonotable @isthargé, | hours and 14 minufes last’ night | was quoted as saying?” tence will be reviewed by higher He said Thursday she had been 4 was the “tiffest meted out to Sta Ga Gaeelanwdee ee ee Meanwhile, his sttor-| praying for him. She remains in ‘ ! ot the three American soldiers counts except the one charging | would shot.” neys said, an appeal will be made. | Tokyo. ry e <7 * ; WE ae EO oo eRe ey * ee . = . ce. . ie m sical ais iii ai i i aaa 3 4 TWENTY-TWO co . : THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 . a _ | —I~+ rcico’s Sarita Montiet (Miners Suffer |SS:232°55 [Disciples of Christ (x tc res | | Puzzled by ‘Baze Bull’ NEW YORK — Write Sarita Montiel’s name down in your memory. , The “Lollobrigida of Mexico"—recently arrived from Holly- wood—is the orie Latin-American relation who doesn’t need improving ~ I've decided she's the only out-of-town visiter here who doesn't want a World Series ticket. * * * _ “{ no understand bazebull,” she says. “Brave bull, yes. . Bull fight, yes. But baze bull . . . what kind of bull is this?” I explained to her that this ts a sort of ball game. ! Same kind of bull Ijke food bull, no? We play food bul] in Mexico.” ‘’s for the Cleveland Indians .-. . because she knows Indian relatives in Mexico. -Sarita’s as fire- the late Lupe SARITA MONTIEL would you rather have?” I asked her. “Both of them!” she replied | the best known Mexi- in Cuba doesn’t matter, either, as long "ws she speaks it so entertainingly. ~ “In English,” she said, “I'm an idiot. Tm Spanish, I'm no idiot . . . quite.” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Gloria de Haven and Marty Kimmel, i ft fn NY Giants, (They were Copa ring- ) , A famous comic who thought he lost NY pickpockets at the Mar- les fight, just found the a joke book .. . Ed Gardner, 21, celebrated 64; months with the Alcoholics Anonymous by drinking milk. me * * * * Eddie and Debbie'll do it before '55 . + » Bob Feller nurses the hope he ‘might pitch Cleveland's first home game. Olivia De Havilland’s son Benjy, 5, r Ht ® " (with Cyd Charisse) CYD CHARISSE to hide behind and avoid further risk Windstorm Levels Home, Kills Girl, 3. 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With these calls, the wea- WASHINGTON (—There is rea-| slogists as “the area of maximum) in one hour after the passage of | leat a ther people could get a “fix” on 5 | | ’ : the jump line. ey) son to hope that the U.S. Weather | tornadoes.” Now It is dotted with| the pressure wave. . - ee 6 i acai nsigeitnod crema strip instruments for recording jump aes — Tepper is convinced, , Formerly, the ody en : z : ; her’ data ws the relationship of the jump} for weather experts to at \ | tornadoes -of their death-dealing| line pressures and other’ da line and the storms to be more/ atmospheric conditions over the : meni : trated study . rp pvc ning than 530 re a eee way | chan accidental, Since the jump] United States and then to pick . i . ‘Making a study of 1951 weather | line's sweep across the land can] out those areas which were ripe a re ia x dda emaahine in this test area, Tepper and his be plotted almost to the minute,| for tornadoes. The best warning pale pong) nee towns and ‘cit. | Colleagues plotted 840 severe lo | it may be that towns and cities| that could be given. was an area ies. Most of them were in the mid-| ca!. storms and found: |-can be warned in advance pre- | Warning. . west and southwest 725 fell inside the swath of the| cisely when to expecta tornado. But if the jump line theory works eves emt. | jump line. | The weather bureau has been sv| Out as it appears it might, then 7 * 8 @ 39 couldn't pe’ related to the impressed by the preliminary work | tornadoes will be robbed of their Unlike the long-lived hurricanes, jump line that it has set up an operational | surprise even if their violence goes which move slowly out of the Gulf "7° ter) outside the swath. ~* | Plan.to test the jump line theory | unchecked - _ the beariggrens as spotters keep | ° ° as fully as possible | —______—_—_—— close watch, tornadoes oftentimes | up then took | eT . : appear with no warning at all to Pies Paaaglhlines it had ex-|. The bureau's instrument people Mrs. Taft in Hospital slash @ path of destruction and) 4-+ beginning times. In this case, h@ve devised, a gadget which.| CINCINNATI uw — Mrs. Robert disappear as quickly as they come. g7 per cent fell inside the jump|When certain Weather ‘con-| A. Taft, widow of Sen. Taft, was Sudden local storms are the wea- > — ditions exist, trips a switch either | réported last night at Holmes Hos- ther forecaster’s nightmare, but - to ring a bell or to send q signal | pital as “getting along satisfactor- scientists are clawing into the se- -— bed showing the passage of a jump | ily’ following an operation for a cfets of why these storms happen he line. gall bladder ailment. Mrs. Taft, when and where they do. : oF ‘8 . It -is hoped these gadgets can | 65, underwent the operation earlier 7 * ¢ * . Ye e 7x © mnes be mass produced for less than $100 this week. ce ben Se eee - : - SUCRSERSERSEEREEEESESEEEEEEEeEEEeEm ail ” P # A New Low Priee!’ : * “pressure jump line” “squall Hine,” which eavences belare. 8 +--+ «1/8 FARMERS CO-OP MARKET at § | | cold front smiashing int warm, : e a 4. : = rs at mew ata °* -UO- y oo i tig. 4-H Grounds out Perry Street - Meteorologists for some time — “——* * OPEN J have known that when the cold and | Z| t 4 TUES.--THURS. “Buy At Farm Prices” . warm fronts meet—and certain y other conditions exist—there is the * »| 8 SATURDAY s : | Lret-$4 a ne, my * likelihood of tornadoes over a wate ° ® 7. A. M. 'til @ Fresh Eggs e Apples . 5 area of the county’, - |Great Nebula : 1 P.M. © Dressed © Potatoes =| pee hag ine'twes e's 1S Overhead |§ Weave , Pesltry = Baked INCLUDES: wave belore a cold front * ™| for Stargazers re Perennial © Plants © Flowers © , _ Experts ‘have traced this atmo-| By WARREN CHAMPLIN (g§ Plants Now © Vegetables ® Pps esa’ anc miessbbe: M-31, the Great Nebula in ani Ample Parking Space for 600 Care at the Grounds s ographs, which show that as the | dromede. it ve be able to pick | WS SSSRSCCRSESS Ree eeeeseeeeeeeseeneeS : | jump line arrives there is a sudden | tonight, but you'll be able to pick it increase in air pressure which vio- out before that time ... just note ° NO DOW PA y lently’ disturbs the atmosphére. its relation to the Square (north- ) @* * « east of it), and you can find it : ie , Dr, Morris Tepper, 39 year-old|eart of the meridian before mid- weather expert in the U.S. Weather | night. The number in the diagram, Bureau, has taken jump line rec-| M-31's distr“ice in miles, is ex- ords and related them to midwest | pressed in a éort of arithmetical | tornadoes. | shorthand ... it means 4.7 with the His preliminary studies show 70| decimal point. moved eighteen to %5 per cent of the reported tor-| places to the right, This faint patch riadoes followed the path of a jump | of light is an extra-galactic nebula, line. | Sq far-distant that-it is beyqnd our A special research network. |‘owr family of stars, the Galaxy, manned mostly by voluriteers, al-|or Milky Way. You will have to ready is in operation over an area | look very carefully to see its faint rovering Kansas, Nebraska, east | gleam. 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Tele- Rd. is a member -of the Michigan State Colllege dairy pro- ducts judging team, which will compete in two out-of-state’ con- tests during the next month. The first will be the International Dairy Show in Chicago Oct. 8, and following that, the Internation- Norman R. Barnard, Troy Town- . Was reelected | president; Hiland Thatcher . West Bloomfield, was named secr tary: David E. Anderson, Suse held — treasurer; and) -Llevd A . Waterford Town- | ship, legislative chairman of the | county. Floyd, Andrews of Independ- ence, cligirman of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors, pre- sented plang for the inter-county conti \ ‘The group d a resolution a change to place the division under the di- as at present. Students Plan Car Wash Day to Pay for Trip KEBGO HARBOR. -- Roosevelt High school seniors have devel- on a novel way of earning their senior trip—they will have a car Pah hié To be staged Saturday from 8) a.m. wnti}) dark, the entire class | of 536 members will take turns washing, waxing and scrubbing Giris will vacuum the car in- ‘teriors and wash the windows. | owner of Draper Shell sta Keego Harbor has donated | k for day to en- to their class the swell home AL TROY TOWNSHIP—Service for | Franklin T. Swan, 87 of 304 East Big Beaver Rd. will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gramer Funeral Homg Clawson with burial in Acacia Park Ceme- “UTICA — Service for Mrs. Al- fred (Grace) Adams, 78, of 44796 | Malow St., will be. held at 2 p. m Saturday at the Schwarzkoff-Mil- | ken Funeral Home, with ~burial ’ in Evergreen Cemetery, Detroit She died Wednesday. Oscar Fisher ROYAL OAK — Private service | for Oscar D. Fisher, 54, 3718 -Nor>} mandy Rd., were held this morning at the Spiller funeral home with | al Dairy Products collegiate judg- ing contest at Adantic City, N. J. Travel Series to Start Oct. 12 Recreation Board Plans 6 Adventure Programs at Waterford High \Integration Gets Severe Setback Board Reverses Ruling Admitting Negro Pupils | to Delaware School By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Racial integration got a severe | setback ‘yesterday in Dela- ware when the new Milford Board of Education voted to re- move 11 Negroes from the pre- viously all-white high school they had been attending since the fall semester began. action munity as a whole." Milford for weeks has heen torn with dissension over the segrega- tion question. Negroes were ad- | mitted to the high school when it threats of violence | |opened, but ‘later forced the school to ad for , WATERFORD TOWN SHIP —|& week. Tickets for the Waterford Town- The Milford Board of Edecation ip Recreation Board's fourth an- | Tesigned last week after the State travel-adventure series will Board of Education had criticized than the equalization committee of | go\on sale next week, and include it for admitting Negroes without re- admission to six programs, begin- | ceiving prior ting \gt. 12 and ending March 8 The first- of the six programs | to. be shown at Waterford High | School will be a colored film of Switzerland, taken by Ear! Brink It will be shown at 8 p.m., Oct, 12 The second program, te be held Nev. 98, will feature ‘Travel Trails of the Andes,"’ presented by Herbert Kaapp. Following will he “‘Sheep, Stars and Solitude,”’ film life of the sheep | in Arizona; “Tramp Steamer to | Trinidad,” Jan, 12, and “Isle Royle Vacation” Feb. 8 Final program in the series will | ibe March 8 “Canadian Play grounds,’ a trip through Ontario | Season tickets for families or single adult admission ate available at | the Waterford Township recreation office in the CAI Building, at the high school, and several local) stores. Request to Darin Atomic Wastes in Rivers OKed LANSING (UP) — The State Water Resources Commission Thursday approved a Genera) Mo- tors Corp. harmless atomic research wastes in streams near Detroit request to dispose of | approval frorh the state. New board meinbers were sworn in yesterday. and thew first jaction -was in voting to remove | Negroes from the high school About two-thirds of the hich | school's 1.500 white students have been boycotting classes | There were several other segre: gation developments in Southern and border states yesterday A group of white parents in Ba! timore picketed an elementary | school, protesting the admission of | 112 Negro children to a kindergar- ten class. The women also an- “nounced plans to picket at least | | four other schools in the city | Baltimore began school integra | tion when this sesston began. act- | ing on a ruling by the city solicit tor's office Maryland at large is continuing segregation | In. Washington, an examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion ruled that neither the Consti- jtution por federal laws prohibit segregation of pmenenr in inter- state travel Five Youths Admit School Burglaries Five of seven youths arrested | last night have admitted a series of breakins at Bagley school The board said it was takirig the | “in the interest of the wel-/ | fare of the children and the com-. oe Spiller: | dispose of the wastes under cer. Commission Examiner Loring F | Oeming said he will draft an order setting up the restrictions for OP- | whose, names were not revealed, eration ‘of the GM Technical Cen- | but the other two, Cleo Johnson ter in Macomb County a of 776 W. South Bivd. and oa fect, semntecion bay Burnes. 18. of 85% Gilles- aan i go ome with See aa ‘pie St., will be charged with break- ing ad entering tain ants ” he anid. “The Wheatan said t= | Perey Buckley, 23. of 303 High ; i. A | Seon. wer wl on forth these cond }tand Ave., and Joseph Johnson, 19, | | of 293 W. South Bivd., are being The order will come up for final | held for further investigation | Pontiac Police said today, approval before the commission’ Wheaton said the youths are alse | Oct, 2. linked with a breakin at a Lake The GM application marked the | street poultry store. A typewriter, | first such request filed before the | reportedly stolen ‘rom the school commission which has power tO | was discovered at regulate disposal of wastes in state streams, The résearch program, to bé reg- | ulated by the Atomic Energy Com- , mission, would be conducted in a specialty’ constructed radio isotope | youth's home, Wheaton said Mount Pleasant to Ballot 5th Time on School Plan | laboratory. MOUNT PLEASANT (UP)—For | the fifth time in recent years ; 5 . Mount Pleasant voters. will Troy Motorist Injured asked to pass on a $1,500,000 school improvement and construc- tion program. The issue failed on four previous occasions. The fifth try will in- corporate a section permitting a vote on proposed sites for a new ‘in Car-Truck Collision A Troy Township motorist is re- pérted to be in fair condition to- day after his car crashed into a cement truck at Long Lake and Three of the five are juveniles | Capt. Clark M. | | i | 4 ‘ e SOVIET HONOKS—Mrs. Anas- tasia Tsybizova, who has borne nine children, wears medals for the first, second “and third-class of the *‘Motherhood Giory Order.,"' jawarded to Russian mothers. Over four million Soviet “women have been decorated with the ‘mother- hood medal” in a move to boost- the birth rate material County PTA Plans Two-Day Workshop WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A library workshop for all county PTA members will be presented Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 ‘a.m. to3p. m. at the CAI Build- ing in Waterford Township Mrs- Alan Armstrong. library |} chairman from the Oakland Coun- Photo and caption fiom an official Soviet Wi PTA Council will be on hand each day with Kenneth E. Vance, school library consultant from the Lila Tasch, Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers, ta conduct the program. |Desert-Locked Nevada Has Ist Admiralty Arrest LAS VEGAS (INSi—For the first time in the legal history of desert-locked Nevada, two men lare under arrest for an admiralty | law violation George Gibson and John Russell Sinclair, both 33 and both of Las egas, were nabbed yesterday, and Tete of violating customs by at the American hundred = miles | falling to | border, {away The } | thiey stop several claints that | bootlegging lobsters jinto Las Vegas from Mexico and ! selling them to Las Vegas strip | hotels Two planes a in the alleged | smuggling and 1704 pounds of | lobster meat were seized government were | the Burnes | Livonia will Test CD With House, Barn Fire | LIVONIA (INS) — land barn on Five-Mile road at 1 p.m. Sunday as part of a fest of the suburb's civil defense or be ganization ‘More than 200 Livonia volunteers ‘and groups from the Red Cress | Civil Air. Patrol and civil defense communities will take part. Traffic on Five-Mile — in nearby |road will be detoured two hours 4 University of Michigan, and Mrs. | \ 'FHA Tightens Lending Rules Improvement Program Revised -for Protection of Homeowners WASHINGTON WwW — The Fed- eral Housing Administration (FHA) | put into-effect today rules designed Ito protect FHA's billion-dollar-a- \year home improvement program land safeguard homeowners from “exploitation by’ unscrupulous salesmen or dealers." FHA Commissioner Norman P. | Mason used these terms in out- lining »the regulations drawn up ion the basis of findings in a recent | rSenate Banking Committee probe | | and other studies. Senate investigator, were told that thousands of homeowners had bern fleeced by high-pres- sure salesmen who promoted faulty home repair or moderni- zation jobs with the lure of gov- ernment joan insurance, In many cases jobs were not completed or shabbily done, witnesses said. The Senate investigators also criticized -the- home improvement loan insurance program for mak- ing loans for “improvements the lsenators thought unnecessary ; To meet this last citcism, Via {son provided that FHA would in sure improvement loans only when they protect or improve the "basic livability” or ‘utility’ of the home j}Hle banned a list of 27 items | including. barbeque pits. dog ken i and unattached patios. Mason issued this regulation last Request Survey for Safety Zone on Frembes Road WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —In anticipation of setting up a traffic | safety zone on Frembes road, the township board has requested a4t- Approval Won °° Louisiana - to - Michigan also passed rules and regulations | for township employes regarding |@'tional approval toa proposal of sick leave and Vacations. American Louisiana Pipeline Co., Revision of the township building | Detroit, to build a 130 million dol- code was discussed, and action will ||ar ndlural gas pipeline from Lou- be taken at the next meeting. ‘isiana to Michigan. * commission spokesman said re action was approved at @ com- mission meeting last night. He said a formal announcement would be ready later today he spokesman told a reporter Aiedncran condition requires Four Youths Charged. in Illegal Beer Case Three teenage Pontiac zirls and a 2)-year-old boy, arrested last, , lent night in a car on Woodward ave-| that | oe | ducers who would Amer. ll be arre , supply aes or ay eee a jean Louisiana must file for and beer.—Phey are: receive commission certificates Joyce Gjelhaug, 18, of 873 Wood- _ suthorising Ge service. land Dr.,'the driver, Doris Night-| The American Louisiana project ale, 18, of 171 N. Mill St., | is designed primarily to supply ad- Bobbie Sloop, 19, of the Mill street;ditional gas to Michigan Consolida- address, and Robert Franzell!. 20,| ted Gas Co., Detroit. and through | for Gas Pipeline ‘Dem Prosperity Leons 'on War, Cleary Charges BATTLE CREEK (UP)—Secre- tary of State Owen J. Cleary, a member. of Michigan's “Republi- lean’ truth team.” got off the group's opening blast at Gov. G. a ‘ Williams ursday. survey be made of the area by Proposal Gets FRC's| ee ™ ae ae Creek the Oakland County Sheriff's De-7 Conditional OK In a speech in = , partment, and the Road Commis- | where Williams rapped Republican sion. , WASHINGTON ~The Federal | economic _ policies earlier * this The board, at its weekly meeting | power Commission today gave con-| week, Cleary ‘challenged the governor of Michigan. to admit to the. people of our. state that in 20 years in power his party did not produce one year, not one month. | not even one week of prosperity | that was not tied directly to war. ‘Governor Renews: Road Data Demand LANSING (UP) — Gov, G. Men- nen Williams demanded today for |the second time that Highway |Comtnissioner Charles M. Ziegler igive him a detailed description of state road projects for the next two years. In ,a letter to Ziegler, Williams said he was ‘‘astonished™ that the | information he requested Sept. 16 of 1290 Cherrylawn_Dr._ owner of | Mic higan-Wisconsin Pipeline Co |was not at the commissioner s the car Detroit, to 15 other utilities in). fingertips Police said the three giris are Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri and | Win! hed demanded the in ~ma 1 the j on prohation for conviction on a. lowa iiiams ne . : z similar charge. Franzell admitted formation by Oct 8. and Ziegler } he are é ~ é "he 4g } ~ a : | F acini The appli ant propused a peak replied Sept. 20 he would compile }1y bought the beer from gn uniden-| daily delivery capacity of 300 mil f lex " : it ‘at the earliest possible time tified man at Bagley and Wessen jion cubic feet of gas daily | Sts , new The governor accused Zieglér ee _ American Louisiana is a W | today ey turning in ‘inadequate subsidiary of the American Natural Night Classes Still Open Gas System which also controls | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Michigan, Michigan-Wisconsin and | | George Tramontin, director of the the Milwaukee Gas Light Co Officials of these companies have adult education progfam, an- : ,nounced today -that there , were | Said construction of the pipeline 1 ; pel a pica —e . has | | still several openings in evening Would end gas shortages in Mic b- 3 y 2 classes for adults. New members ''84 and Wisconsin. which have jsome new regulations, in ment loan insurance rules becom jing effective tegether today The new regulations include 1. FHA wil) insure only 9 per creat of a joan, instead of the | full amount, thes requiring the lender to assume 10 per cent of the risk, FHA said this was aimed at inspiring lenders to look more closely at home im provement loans, including both | the berrewer's credit and the reputation of the dealer contract. ing for the work. 2. Lenders applying for FHA insurance of their home improve- ment loans rust jand qualification to perform |; work and extend service a com- | plete set of revised home improve- | investigate the “reliability--financial responsibility the to the | may join the classes this next forced staté commissions in those | states to stop distributors from tak- week at the high school ing on new customers : 7 | MOMS Plan Supper “AUBURN HEIGHTS Unit 19 will serve supper Gcaae| Cube Elect Officers an Irish stew! WATERFORD CENTER—A. W at the old fire hal] from) Nevala was elected cub master for | p.m, Saturday. Next regular Pack 61 recently, with William | meeting for the unit will be at| Matteson as chairman and O. T pm Monday | Wallen, treasurer. 9 4 ¥ muddled and useless reports’ in the past Douse Stogies for Press, Mayor Tells Policemen KNOXVILLE, Fenn, (UP) - Mayor George Dempster has o dered city policemen tod remove cigars from ir rgouths when news photographers are taking their pictures, | “TI recently saw two instances of | detectives smoking long cigars | and their pictures displayed | praminentiy in the newspapers. Dempster said. ‘It takes some- thing away from the police force.’ | A farmhouse | wn | Livonia wil] be burned deliberately | | customer” of the dealer who con tracts "to carry out the job. The lender will be the fudge of the dealer's qualifications. and he must | put his written approval the | dealer in his files 3. Repair and modernization loans j will be eligible for FHA insurance only when the loan is on struc- tures that are complete and that have been occupied for at least six | thonths | 4 The total of all FHA-insured ee oe loans on any one | property may not exceed $2.500 | Previously, the $2,500 limit applied | to each loan . Pe % of Detroit's Sewer Chief | Files Own Complaint DETROIT ‘UP)—It rained hard enough in Detroit Thursday to bring floods to basements and a vista ~ $250.00 Also $100 te 2475 Wedding Bing 13-38 | flood of telephone calls about | sewers backing up to Floyd! Morris, superintendent of sewer construction for the Department of Public Works Morris knew what the callers meant. His basement office at city AM 3 EXDENSWE 70 GUESE — about DIAMONDE/ “Keepsc ond In any style or price, Keepsake is gaeran- teed perfect. Replacement or ¢ money is guaranteed by Good Housekeep- ing if oot as advertised thereia. Gueranteed . . . Registered Diamonds may look alike, but there can be a world of difference in quality. You can be sure of true and honest value with a Keepsake Diamond Ring. i vk S Pertect nd of Mich, He died Monday. . | slammed into the side-of a north | bound truck driven by George H (2 Nancy Hubbard Collects Stewart, 26. of 2252 Wanamaker, | ° °. 7.2 Waterford Township. according to} 2 Tickets on Detroit. Tri 1p Bloomfield Township Patrolfran DETROIT (INS) — Nancy Hub- | Norman Behnke Claxton was bard, 22-year-old blond daughter of | traveling west on Long Lake road held at the Cook-Nels N | guard against 20. ig ae Se pm ree. Si | chance that a trolley cable might | - 8:30 p.m. Friday: break and fall on her Albert Sanders has been named Zant public relations director for the Driver Clutches at Alibi association a as Jail Looms Ahead the million-to-dnet_ __Dearborn's mayor, was given two traffic tickets Detroit Police | yesterday. Miss Hubbard was stopped for making an illegal left turn from) Woodward. She was also ticketed for driving without an operator's licerise. Contacted at his home Orville Hubbard said: “lt Nancy made an ifiegal turn she certainly deserves a ticket, I'm positive she has an operator's license but she prob- ably left it home.” Mrs. Hubbard added that her daughter will be glad when she can change her name so that ber activities won'¢ be subjected t public scrutiny by Mayor Jaycees Continuing Registration Drive WATERFORD TOWN.SHIP— Junior Chamber - of Commerce members are continuing to register voters evenings through Saturday, Chairman nounced. The. Jaycees have set up regis- tration quarters in each of the 11 ey ae Ot at we Richard Dean has an- | . Story isslons ‘Sloted WATERFURD TOW NSHIP- cone caiet ‘LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES The township library has an- ‘ Ma: > Seiree'sr "me | wate {| UNION LAKE FEED & SUPPLY ) etardey morning. j : Cooley . Phone M 3-4812 * ‘@ ; ‘ ry Z, | Stewart was not meres: * Plans Smorgasbord Police Chief Obeys Law JACKSON, Miss. (PP —Nielg P. | Jensen, secretary of the South Da- | NORTH HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Howard Christenson taced | |a jury Thursday for allegedly fail,; ing to vield the right of way WATERFORD TOWNS HI P —; kota State Senate. arrived here too neglecting to stop at a police or- The Wonien’s Auxiliary of St. an drews Episcopal Church 4ia8- Dixie Highway. Drayton Plains is serving a Swedish smorgasbord dinner Saturday from 5 %0-7:30 ip.m - Tickets available at the doer will var, in price, based on four late to see the Mississippi State ‘Legislature in action “TI would have here Friday for the final session.”’ said, ‘‘but the chief of police | was riding with insisted on staying within the 60-mile ae limit” been last he | age groups. Proceeds will be used enehem Bull Cited for church kitchen equipment The registered guernse,s bull Caumsett Bugler, owned-by Mar 2-Day Runmenge Sale garet A Couzens. of Birmingham WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Na- > 148 Just become -a nationally rei tional Farin and Garden Club «i!! ognized sire. according to an an the the Guernsey Cattle Club from division af nouncement production American hold a two-day rummage sale Frt day and Saturday at the forme: Pontiac State Bank Building. 151: 'Dime Hwy, testing der ca’ driving without a license -or muffler, speeding at. 80 miles aa hour and Funning six stop lights “Lewas just trying out my new | clutch Christenson said Robbers Strand Victim GRAND RAPIDS (UP) Two gunmen held up: and robbed Or ville Markeland in his suburban grocery here fast night. forcing him into his own car and strand- ine him alter a ride some distance from the store, Markeland said he was unable to determine the exact amount ef cash taken in the hold up | Proceeds will be used to land- | scape grounds at the CAI Build- | ing. « «cs and get better ' livestock production Call Us for Service Young Parakeets and Bird Supplies . C. A. Algrin Announces the Opening of « New Branch Office, Located: | 1% Miles East of Walled Lake, 2215 WN. Pontiac Trail, corner of Welch Rd. to better serve you. ‘ See us for Homes, Acreage cans and Ename!s Use PURINA FEEDS 13 Varieties of dry dog food and, Pontiac. Varnish C4 Paints Calif burial in White Chapel nari | Soe Fee arena 2 | hgh schoo! in addition to the bond Queen's Visit Enough Well was Sodded by a backed-up _e” pital seealiiasia ito Halt City Streetcors ; Hubert Linna tan take prige tin ‘ oer vie ‘Legion Association Set NEWCASTL EON TYNE Eng- VANESSA $100.00 ROYAL OAK — Service for Hu- | tim, suffered severe, head Lage | land (UP) — Downtown streetcar : “Wedding 00g 3230 bert Linna, 39, of 2429 Gutherie | tn. hospital said when his ‘to Meet Here Friday | traffic will ‘halt this month when Ave._wert held Wednesday aj the | poitided } ak . ‘h k Ietot , Queen Elizabeth visits the city. Charles and Son funer el home Two vealed aid that Clay = Sa Deka Aseocigtion pe Cat Syastaite —— —) Detroit. with burial in Calumet. jton's car ran a red light and American Legion Posts. will be | son said the order was issued to | MILFORD $350.00 HARRISON $575.00 Wedding Ring $125.00 q | es Wedding Ring $150.00. ‘ jj % A sy pe te > ‘ > c e4 < ‘ ~~ + ¢ “< Pe 4 4 b y z The Kind With the Top ye Wire PAINTED RED ?, You ve heard about this fence——over Pe the radio— im your farm papers Pp 50.00 , :' ee ae oe seers MOONLIGHT $400.00 long hfe It's exclusive “‘Galvan- ng King - . . vealed’ process that puts on an Wedding Ring $175.00 extra heavy. weather-resisting coat- ng f It's made of rust« resisting copper-bearing steel. tts strongly honestly made im ever way Come in and look over our stoc* ELECTRIC FENCES |. -AND SUPPLIES Keep Thet Stock in with Good Fences | King Bros. ' Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734,0r FE 4-1112. 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But nothing but @ man chie restaurant: at the lovelies sur- | She loves can make her beautiful. rounded by mink friends, and said “a oak ato) whe “Pah!” was, to me, the real, the great, That was his very. word. | the georgeous ginmer girl ef this “None of these women has any- | century, She was a has-been— thing,” he contimed. “You | down, out—and then she met Clark Gable and the old spark came, She was lovely. Until the . lights, good jensee—bat even then | day she died, she was surely the they would not be beautiful. To | most beautiful girl in the world.” be beautiful, let me tell you, @ | And Clara Bow, mused Shamroy, woman has to be in love.” sipping reflectively on a vodka— | eagerly. Now Mr, Shamroy is a three- dies."’ has done wonders for ladigs like Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Gene | lutely no beauty, till she met Rex | woman much more quickly than a| i man can, And that's why it is the (Bell) .”” directive of his current boss, 20th |Garbo, Shamroy went on, “but the | make America’s Century - Fox, he wai the first | truth is she was onty architectur- girls.” get ciara oi ar abtandl cain bat Plcenalt ect illicit ome ap Seanad ance ar REE Oh "DON'T ARGUE. WITH THE LITTLE WOMAN IF SHE SAYS: “You can’t buy a gun this year — We need a new Refrigerator or Living Room Suite” .. . AT LORD’S, YOU GET ONE AT A DISCOUNT PRICE... AND THE OTHER ONE ABSOLUTELY FREE! aR | photographer to record M. Monroe | ally reader paarey Mme played| The ladies; he explained, can tell | iibert. 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RUTH ROMAN & STARTS AT 11:00 — 2,10 — 5:20 — 8:30 SUN.—"Naked Jungle”—also—“Tennessee Champ Uh — i was le Man sh ) shoul ale JANE WYMAN ROCK: HUDSON a A GREAT WEW MOTION PICTURE BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE ROBE” o ’ to ~ + -* ,% - ; et when his arms embraced her she was powerless... trapped by an ; obsession that could not be denied! —STARTING— TODAY Features At 1:17 - 3:22 5:27 « 792 - 9:40 CARTOON * NEWS Matinee... $0e ion, © Sem. «io T3* Children Anytime 25¢ ny, he gin ne Keep Dusty on Giants Bench THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 ay 4 : : ; ia 3 dian I By FRITZ HOWELL Durocher Will Ace Pinch Hitter Kept ‘Indians Return Home’ | for 3rd. Game Today The special train which brought the Redskins home last night was not a scene of hilarity, Manager Al Lopez and his grimly determ- after a = ¢ has ai team “Look,” said Leo late yesterday, “| want that guy at my side so prey iy — “% ant Hegan, Orgene (3) Magiie, cee Go and Home rae —New Yor Ly In the Ghithouse after ~yester- | rr day's 3-1 victory that gave the Na- York { 900 620 1@x—3 4 6 tional League champions a two- ‘ to-nothing edge over the Indians, Leo told reporters he hadn't made up his mind whether be was go- ae ee ee field or switch to Rhodes. “Tm going te seep on it, he i sige de Later, however, he told this re- tonelli may develop into one of eee ee ‘ the greatest left-handed pitchers original starting lineup. nates i-th T80. 78, |in the history of baseball. “We've beén winning with it, so : The authority of this bold state change?”’. he said. “y- petensenes « yd ment is Leo Durocher, garrulous ¢ — 317.200 85 manager of the New York Giants SST ink hee ers OM cig 0 tone ts Oe Work CLEVELAND + gg tor | Series if it were not for _ oe ie - */ “T am not saying that Johnny nical a 4 lar a. was more valuable than, let's say, Row Were gg hn oe i ns : a ~ a Lockman, (111) (» Smith, (375) cece SEZ. Son Ordered (000) ef ; (28) oF cmbwueim. n [ 7 Philley (000) rf 4200) & rickiand (000) oe Ee es oe. Bertick ®), fae a foul tine. an ——————E—r os ak bee Ot NE TWO IX 4 ROW whe dese Gittgs wah o bes Ses NEW YORK @ — Official box| would make Ty Cobb green wi) score of the 2nd game of the 1954 penis o aaeem ‘ ‘ a celebrity. : nto ith MTT line timed an rent of hs $ 1 2 Lesumen 1b ¢ © 0) fantastic pinch hitting perform- 40 6 Mueciiér. rt @@ @| ances, he was uneasy and just a 30-1 Mays of 2194 ictinmr ioe 7 Hiss .ifiPRain Threa 1 @ @ Westrum, « 2 6 6 @ @ © Antonelll, p 3 6 0 4e@1 BH Jete,is a Pua, a . peg Boh Pom = for_Iry | game. ; 5 oe ® Saint ot her Cwsictiond te. Oth. "| Municipal Stadium may Be « stop- ing, a D-Grounded out for Wynn in sth and-go affair. The weather bureau $3 3 8-3 expects enough rain to interrupt RBI—Smith. Rhodes 2, an-| the play from time to time, but tonelli. 2B—Hegan, Wynn oe ar not to postpone the game. ‘ 13, New York (nN) 3 —— The forecast of scattered show- eee Tree eceate: Sek atone: |ers, along with temperatures of up NEW ‘ ® (Deby aay Wyea tae gr to 70 degrees, may affect adverse- son, the 19-year-old Brooklyn light | inWinams 2 Lockman, Mays? Ma|ly the chances of breaking the weight-king Rocky Marciano, at Madison Square Garden Oct. 22: Off-Season Officer | Bob Miller, Detroit Lions defen- sive tackle, is a policeman in Nor walk, Conn., when he isn't playing | football. i ee Fall "By JAMES A. 0. CROWE Hol pine FY z H z zligs rt 4. Sports Pages in Today's Pontiac Press C4 ° (AL) second bese, Al Ly liek (NL) third base, Lon Warneke (NL) field. Larry Napp (AL) right T—2:80. A—40.000 (paid). Reéripts —€305, 008 19 4 Bowling Results WAMPUS LADIES we. wt wre 14 9 Og 7 8 Fistie | 13 3 Rob-Ole 419 Rec No 1 1! 8& Drive Ina 6 10 {Sty Coil @ & Abstract 118 Exceisiore 88 RALDWIN BOWLERETTES wit wii White 13 3 Acker 8 Avon 118 O L Tar a) Streeter 10. @ Manditiari $11 Chuck ‘70a wf @12 sports s 412 a Though the weatherman called for a continuation of scattered rains for opening day, hunters’ spirits were ‘not dampened. , ii j i $ 4 ducks Shot this early in the season will be local ducks | which have not begun their migra: tior’ er have moved only a little down a bit from Jast year, so } GOT UP TO GET HIT—Jim (Dusty) Rhodes, batting for Giants’ left fielder Monte Irvin, falls gway from an inside pitch in the 5th inning of Thursday's World Series game. Rhodes got back on his feet to drop a Texas =Leo Lauds Johnny on the mound yesterday than I've seen ina , long time “My pale ad he must have thrown about 200 balls. He was in jam after jam. But he never let up. I'll bet he was throwing .| southpaw turned in one of the ntone harder at the end than during the in scoring position ~ to strand 13 first half of the game.” |Cleveland runners. . . ° 4 ° . . The 24-year‘old Rochester, N.Y.- Johnny admitted he was a bit | nervous, especially in the first inn-/ ing, but he soon got over that’ ee e <6 6 “I wasn’t what you would | grittiest performances of his ca- reer in turning back the Cleveland Indians 3-1 to give the Giants a 2.0 edge in the World Series. Un-| usually wild, Antonelli walked six, | besides giving up eight hits. but he struck out nine, many with men overawed,"’ ‘he said. “After all. ‘Dusty’ to Hit Homer; Rhodes Has Hit Japanese 4-Baggers as Well as Chinese ‘|=: * little bewildered by it all. In the Clubhouse of the New York Giants after they beat the Cleveland Indians, 3-1. to take a 20 World Series jead yesterday, Rhodes, who hit a homer and e single, was as relaxed as all get out & Ot his home run, a veally solid poke, Rhodes said | record. 96,288 that paid ‘Indians and the Boston ‘play here in a series game Oct. 10, 1948 z E88 LJ * ° Downtown hotels reported they were 75 per cent filled last night and expected to be saturated to- night. Special. trains and buses are bringing fans from hotels in towns | as far away as Erie, Pa. One group Begins early Season shooting is not expect- ed to be the best. ; A good crop of ducks is wai {for the Ist whirling snow to their dash south of Canada, g and make it easier/to stalk the deer to within ing range. The | archers have until Ff down their deer./ None of the fy than 150,000 | hunters ~¢ombj the gaudy up- |lands of the/north country were local crop is calculated to be | expecting to’ make anything of a | killfig on ‘ruffed grouse, j Huge Attendance Today .|says he has attended 21 of the t Won't Cut of 40 fans plans to come ‘to the game here from a hotel at Pitts All 66,000 reserved and box seats have been sold and 20,000 standing and bleachers tickets go on sale this morning. A line at Municipal Stadium included a Milwau- kee 200 Attendant who showed up. Wednesday night to start it, grew by twos, threes dnd dozens during last night. zoo attendant, Ar- thur (Happy) Felschi. 52. spent the nights on a canvas stretcher, He last '.25_ series. ‘The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. es- timated that 35,000 persons phoned | yesterday for the score’ while the Giants were winning At the Polo Grounds. Relays of operators ans- wered the “Time” pumber from 1 _| grant Chinese labor was cheap. more of a pressure game.” * * * It was the first time. Antonelli had ever pitched a World Series ame although he was @ member of the 198 Boston Braves team that lost to Cleveland in the ‘48 series. | e ‘ Antonelli modestly gave Dusty “He (Cleveland pitcher Early | Rhodes all the crédit for his vic- Wynn) threw me five knucklers. | tory. . He wasted one fast ball. It was) * 26 6 a knuckle ball I got hold of “Dusty has been a life . saver “But I was only following orders. | for me," Antonelli said. “This is| My. son told me to hit one for him| my 22nd victory of the year ‘he before I left home.” had a 21-7 record during the regu-| * s ° lar season) and Rhodes must have | Rhodes seemed happiest that his | won 12 of them for me. He always | home run wasn't of the “‘Chinese’’ By GAYLE TALBOT — | Giants, but they were down as well adjmore season and who, his ' “CLEVELAND @—The Cleveland |to the third and least vaunted | at least an even chance of closing | mates firmly helieved, would am Indians were @ poor security risk|™ember of their “Big Three” | it out by toumgrrow night. the Indians in knots. today, and they knew it: The spe- | Pitching punch, Mike Gari¢a. They ¢-2- © Seldom, surely, has a . val pene y le | train which-rolled through the|knew they were in bad trouble, Their._second pitcher, young iiss eoqe seci?'tn abrupt ond carty | four bite in Che soctad gamete | ene Lopez. ' a night to bring Manager Al Lopez's and could only hope that they | Johnny Antonelli had throttled the | change in fortunes. It was a little | as many as the Tribe socked off ican League's leading hitter, dejected troops back to the home| Were. about to come out of the | Tribe in the pinches after the har- | difficult to realize that the Cleve- | Antonelli. Yet only one of them /punched only two singles im the folks and the third game of the | hitting slump’ which had left 26 | rowing experience of seeing his|land Club, winner of 111 games, | was wasted, and only three Giants|two games and left tWo men World Series was a very unhappy |! their number stranded on the | first pitch knocked clear out of | opened the play-off only two days | died on the sacks. stranded with third-outs yester- piece of equipage. — | Polo Grounds bases the past two | sight by Al Smith, Cleveland's left-|ago as nearly 2-1 favorites, with) Dusty Rhodes, the pinchhitter| day. Larry Doby, the ‘team’s left- * «6 LL futile days. : fielder. And today they were go- | little Giants money in sight. The! extraordinary who broke up the handed power, struck out three Not only were the once - proud As for Leo Durocher’s Giants, | ing with Ruben Gomez, the sad-| failure of Lopez's sluggers to hit | opener with his dramatic 10th-inn-| times in the second game, the American Longue champlnta down | ety come ott af yesterday's cow |ered Porte ican, seer leit ete ee See anop tte Ge vides Gealaone em ae sm Camas 2 i 1 over. who won 1 mes in e ; > ~ : a bids fair to become another Giants | Strickland, weak-hitting shortstop, —a folk hero; a sort of poor man’s | left five runners his first two times Willie Mays. ? at bat. ein ve As it happened, Antonelli had the privilege of knocking in the win-| . lt sould be said with equal jus Indians with his fast ball, and|>atting bust up to this point. threatened to become obnoxious. |#" important part in the triumph Johnny’s batting effort was.only a|%Y drawing a lead-off walk in| in the big fifth, but it was suffi-| first off Wynn—and scoring the ty- . cient: to bring Hank Thompson |!" Tun on Rhodes” drooping sin- dashing home from third with the |@* %0 celter. gil : run the Tribe was- never From inning on, , though on ae ar never 1 cleveland three times got fis lead- * ¢ @ off batter on base, once on a * | / There is little doubt that the Im | double by Jim Hegan, and three dians are being seriously handi-| times got a man around to third, capped by the manifold injuries | Antonelli simply refused to falter. j\of their star third-baseman, Al! He struck out ning, Follows Series gain my happiness.” Cla ») Avila, the Indians’ Mexican second baseman. In the winter sea- String Hits 30 Down Wyandofte Team | 15-49, Thursday to 3 straight victories. Chiet harriers swept the Ist six places, with Bill Douglas ing 1st in 11 minutes 9.4 seconds. Behind Douglas were Perry Wi- Mares, Nerrig Jackson, Bill im- boden, Rodney Treals and Alex | Barge. Melvin Hall, in 7th place. was Wyandotte’s Ist finisher. Pontiac's Fred Cox was 8th. i . i While ‘Rhodes was drawing the huzzahs, many of the Giants point- ed to catcher Wes Westrum as one} Gene Konley’s tearm tallied its of the big reasons why Leo Duro-| TD in the final quarter. Walt (Buzz) cher's outfit won. the first two|DeBaene. whose running -was out- games. He -has been doing a fine | standing all night, carried 27 yards job handling the pitchers. to the Tech 23. John Burkhard | Rochester ll Bows to Flin Tech, 12-6, for: Ist Defeat down at the 5, then hit halfback Bruce Jones fdr the score. Rochester muffed a scoring chance in the Ist period after Dick Gray had blocked a Tech punt on the Flint club's 20. Falcons now have a 1-1-1 record. They tied Da- vison, 0-0. ‘and defeated Farm- ington, 27-12. Rochester Fiint Tech George Furey, freshman football coach at Columbia, is the brother of Ralph Furey, Columbia's direc- tor of athletics. Irish, Buckeyes Named to 6 p.m. and gave’the latest score every 15 seconds/ TV Viewers to See Rams, 49ers Contest | DETROPT (UP) — Detroit Foot- | ‘ball Company announced today | that thé Los Angeles Rams-San | Francisco 49ers ark ge Football | | Leagrie game Sunday at Los An- | geles will be televised to Michigan viewers. ‘ { DFC president Edwin J. Ander- | Aon said the Speedway Petroleum Corp., co-sponsors of Detroit Lions broadcasts and telecasts, will spon- sor the ,Rams-49ers telecast over at 5 p.m. Sunday Faulk, Riley Advance | THOMASVILLE, Ga. (INS) — Favorites went into today’s quar- terfinals of. the Women’s -Trans- Mississippi Golf Tournament fol- lowing. easy 3rd round victories Maty Lena Faulk of Thomas. ville, Ga., yesterday ousted Grace De Moss Smigh, Coral Gables, Fla... 3 and 2, and Polly Riley; Fort Worth, defeated Mrs. George Wil- {cox Jr., Miami, 2 up. CKLW-TV, Windsor, Ont., starting |~ | Orange Bow! without the, services | Nittany Lions of Penn. State de- Ace Commentator Picks Pamous sports commentator Hatry Wismer picked 14 winners last week in 18 college and professional foot. ball predictions for International News Service Here is preview of"this weekend's grit action. On Monday, Wismer writes a post- mortem article; on .the weekend | | serving a 3-point edge. | ‘Tennessee at Duke | ”. The Blue | Devils are seldom favored over the | Volunteers, but they are this time. Cornell at Rice... games By HARRY WISMER (Copyright, 1954, by INS) | that’s dangerous. We-like Rice by World series fever is high, but 17 points. . the temperature of the grad. un- Georgia Tech at Southern dergrad and postgrad is red hot as the football season swings into its second big week. Last year’s No. 1 team in the land, Maryland, tangles with Red Sanders’ UCLA eleven. The Terps went undefeated in regular season play last year, and in their opener this year, but they lost in the B: ve iret if rh of Bernie Faloney. They won't have Faloney—now graduated—tonight either. Mary. + fand ean hope, but it won't win. UCLA by 7 points. a Penn State at Syracuse . the | two top eastern team; with the j Zz F ‘od Ht r Wolverines Over Army, but Sees Spartans Losing Brennan, Guglielmi & Co. by 6. Wisconsin at Michigan State. . . the Spartans went down to defeat at Iowa, and the Badgers will | make it two in a row over MSC. Southern Cal at Northwestern . . another interse¢tional game of a series brought about by the marriage of the Big Ten and Pa- cific Coast ye ago. Trojans by 14. n , California at Ohio State . . . the Bucks should win by 3 in. their own stadium. In the National Football ‘League, Pittsburgh. is a solid 7-point choice over the strife-ridden Washington Redskins. We like the Chicago Bears by 10 points over the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles should beat the Chicago Cardinals by 30 points. In one of the season's great | games, we pick the Los Angeles | Rams over the San Francisco 49ers by 2 points. Detroit at Cleveland | 1 . ia & / 8 P : x ib & a taskmaster since on his Ist game as head | two equally good quarterbacks plus an experienced line. ¢ . Most of these so-called emars | picked Wisconsin, Other followers | of form cannot believe that Michi- 4th quarter, but the Spartans have Griven to the’ Wisconsin one-yard line, where it is 4th down and goal in what may be State’s last big chance for victory, The Spartans have used a mul- i t Ht LE | 3 e H Hs i : H Es - | Fa i | rate these plays 1, eC , $ cos : : t , Yat ; ‘ { ’ = } ¢ ’ * r 5 See . ‘ omy . : : \ r : ett Le PRESS, Rian OCTOBER 11954 © + sie : me “ & 4 1 ’ . a | | : « : i ‘ : f ; Pa i3 | co Fy é . » : . einen Ff rs mee ee ee * o< 2 esse ‘ * * Ss » F ee ad i ; " = B TWENTY-NINE Chiefs Shoot for Thi T subs’ Chances Slim 'Army-Michigan Game Leonia as Bitter Argument Between Starting Elevens 3 Sophomores Start Against Railsplitters Cagle, Watkins to Go in Tonight's Tilt downs against Washington, also .| may be back. _|__ Army has lost 1st string halfback Boh Kyesky through inpery. Army's senior class of cadets will march through the campus Wallace and Baker "ito Clash Tonight ter (F) = ‘wae a 2 to } favorite over Baker NICKNAMES—Chiefs Rallsplitters and you could get even money that ”) CLEVELAND «—Coley Wallace the bout would not go the distance of New York and Bob Baker of Pittsburgh, each hoping to earn a sack Whi Gar Mac 1 Goauroumei challenger, Nino Valdez, meet to- EXDS—Willie Wilson, Ma te TACKLES—Bobd Johnston, Kari Walker night in a nationally televised 10-| “ican 40, Imperial Valley “av Bruce | = Dick Kore. ——— } BOWLERS NEEDED ter Poe. FULLBACK—Coley Greeey FERNDALE ° FICRLES Reger Sicbride, Ron Mart down For the Following Leagues: . Beanpe—ain Qrecewen, tite Bovel. School Boys: Set. 11 A. M. Ladies: Thurs. 1 P. M.— Sun. 7 P. M. MOTOR INN RECREATION > Hubberd Bidg. } Men: Wed. 9 P. M. — Sun. 7 P. M. ~eerrrerererrererevrvervrevrevwtweYY, FE 5-6032 * ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER im & as seen’in... il tit i f is il | ——————E———————E ee Tet 2.0 lasteall winter. 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Lis scossess ey ae 51 NORTH SAGINAW if Reg. $29.95 Value... ‘Canadian Test Maryland came West to meet | Sir Robert of Huntersfield. a | 4-year old Springer owned and han- died by 15-year-old Norm Matheson | of Ferndale, won 3rd prize in the |oper-all-age stake of the annual ‘championship field trial of the English Springer Spaniel Club of Canada at Pt. Colborne, Ont., re- cently, Sir Robert's brother, Sir Van Aryl of Huntersfield, owned and handled by Norm's father, Arlie A. Matheson, won the puppy stake. Norm has worked his way up to the licensed open-all-age class with ‘‘Bob,”’ having placed 34 times in field, water and obedience trials. Norm is a sophomore at Ferndale Lincoln High. He is a member of Southern Michigan Springer Spaniel Training Club, Junior Field Trial Club of Michi- |gan and Junior Oakland County | Sportsman's Club. Do OK at Box Office New York Giants are doing okay at the box office, as well as on the field of play. On Sept. 4 they passed the million mark in home attendance, the first time since 1951. |Y’ALL COME-- SEE US FOR CLEAN "41-51 CARS $20 dows NEW FINANCE PLANS! MAKE PAYMENTS HERE! NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 3. SAGINAW ST. football competition this weekend. St.. Michael, defending league co-champion which has bowed td | Avondale and Orchard Lake St. |Mary on successive weekends, plays host to Center Line St. Cle- ment at 8 p. m. tonight at Wisner Stadium St. Clement is a new team in the Suburban circuit this year. Crusaders won the Ciass C Third Division conference title last season and have dropped their Ist twe starts this year by & total of three points. ; They bowed. to strong. Warren, 25-24, in their opener and then lost to St. Benedict, 21-19, week. Mikes’ coach Bob Mineweaser will juggle his lineup again this week, with at least three changes planned. Junior Jack Adams will start at end, senior Bob McInnis at guard, and converted halfback Bud Schwartz at quarter. Another nge is possible at right guard, sophomore Al Samson may replace Mike Lyons. St. Frederick will seek its Ist night-at Highland Park St. Bene- 24-4 opening loss to St. Francis de Sales to trim St. Clement by two points last Sunday. Field of 25 Cars Set | for Track’s Re-Opening A field of 25 cars will be on hand Sunday for the re-opening of | the Lake Angelus Speedway. Time | trials are set for 2 p.m., with the | 1st race at 3 o'clock. Among the drivers expected to compete are the Roya] Oak Barb brothers, Virgil, Carl and Jerry, Jerry and Jack Miller, also of Royal Oak and Pontiac's Don Sut- ton, G. D. Marsh and, Willie Za- last | victory of the season on Saturday | dict. Ravens bounced back from a year agreement | sonal reasons.” But it's reported | Briggs said: ‘We ended things| he quit Detroit because be has a 7 ehance to take over as manager et of Seattle in the Pacific Coast ‘Harris Returns League. Seattle is Hutchinson's . home town, 'to Tiger Post Another report has Hutchinson | . | joining the Baltimore Orioles as “| Stanley “Bucky” Harris, 57- coach. year-old recently-deposed man- | ager of the W oa Chief Jayvees Take 3rd Win Rout Hamtramck Squad, 44-0, Thursday; Seven Players Score Hutch,” Soriano said. “‘We'll meet Pontiac High's junior varsity | in Cleveland and talk the situation | over.”” foothall team extended its unde. Soviune hes been iu the Euat | feated, unscored-upon string 0 | ooking over the field for a succes- | three games yesterday with a 440) sor to Jerry Priddy, who was| |rout of Hamtramck’s juniors dropped by the Coast League club | Little Chiefs walloped Detroit | @fter this summer's unsuccessful | Catholic Central, 18-6, and Dear. | ©4500. born Fordson, 6-0, in be Soriano also said he had a meet- ‘cists. Whar Gavel Go step ing lined up with Rogers Hornsby, tral next Thursday afternoon. another prospect, in Chicago after Seven ‘diff the World Series. Hornsby man- | ne ven cilterent send hpi aged the Rainiers to a league pen- jfor Pontiac . yeste si me | nant in 1951 before going to the St. |Humphrey, Buddy Walker, Bob going Louis Browns McDonald, Jim Shorter and Tom =e 'Conley ran .for touchdowns, while Soriano was asked. the Post-In- s - * s ashington Senators. * e vary wo mes SAttle Rainiers manager of the | Detroit: Tigers, | He replaces Fred . . Hutchinson, who | | e | yesterday for Hutchi Minor League Club to in et , Match Orioles’ Offer : arris * served as manager at Washington for Ex-Tiger | three different times and also has SEATTLE —The Seattle Rain- | managed Boston Red Sox, Philadel- | jor. stand ready to make “‘as good |phia Phillies and New York or better” offer than the Baltimore | Yankees. |Orioles to bring Freddie Hutchin- | son, resigned Detroit Tigers man- ager, back to the club with which |he started pro baseball 15 years |ago, a club spokesman says. Dewey Soriano, Rainiers gener- a] manager, telephoned the Seattle Post-Intelligencer Thursday night that he plans to meet with Hutchin- son.tomorrow. Hutchinson resigned from the Detroit helm today be- | cause he was refused a 2-year | contract. **This leaves us free to deal with ° ‘ telligencer said. if Hutchinson Frank Whitlock added another on | ja pass from Bill French and Bob | man : . Itimore, as rumored he Eas | Baxter tallied on a pass from | Shorter. Buddy Walker kicked two | extra points | Coaches Ed Heikkinen and Tony | Pizza used 48 players in the game. Ponttac 4 6 13 12-44 Hamtramck oe ¢@ Oe Top Money Winners “I talked with Paul Richards (new Baltimore general manager) this morning.’’ he replied “Paul said he thought Hutch would ‘be better off in Seattle han- dling a team of his own and he was in favor of Hutch working with us." 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, _FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 * -|rish Meet Upset Minded Purdue on Saturday =: ‘SOUTH BEND, Ind. @®—Notre | ‘ Dame, the nation's tpranted have ben installed ign team,. has been stressing pass de- | fense this week and upset-minded | } triumph ove: Purdue has been working on a| opener, spread formation. The morrow’s 26th meeting between the two state football rivals since 1896. lead up to to-| Some observers Terry Brennan's a 210 SS oars vorite off the: fase =y Any 14-point creed is too much, Purdue, over season ‘handiciipping in the Big Ten title struggle, seems to have been quietly smoldering. 7 * The Boilermakers wrecked a | good Missouri outfit 31-0 behind the sensational passing of Len Daw- son, a lean 6-foot sophomore from Alliance, Ohio. He connected on 11 out of 17 tosses for 185 yards and 4 touchdowns. Froncie Gutman, a veteran who is a fine strategist, but off the dis- ing against Missouri it is Dawson that Notre Dame undoubtedly fears the most. The Irish can look back to 1950 for a lesson handed them by Pur- | jdue.and another sophometfe quar- The starting quarterback is | terback. . . That was the 6 the Boiler- makers’ Dale Samuels fired two scoring tosses in a 28-14 triumph that snapped Notre Dame's 39- game undefeated skein. Another Clos looked for the most part in pre- Race Seen in W-O Loop By JACK SAYLOR In its 3-year athletic history, the hind with 2.2," while Clarkston? and Holly had 31 marks. Holly's un- eleven in 1952 won the ville was ird ‘with 3-2-1. Holly (3-3) nosed out Milford (2-3-1) for 4th place. : Brighton and Clarkston tied for the cellar yet the Keego team was beaten by Brigh- UD Underdog to Quantico 11 DETROM (UP)—The University if 1314. The Wolves and Redskins ton, 6-0, and just scraped by Clarks ton, 14-0. Despite 2 non-conference losses, Keego is feared by W-O rivals. The Presidents’ losses were to Waterford (12-0) and Walled Lake (140). Clarenceville was well-re- garded around the league this fall, but after beating Farmington the Trojans were thumped by Milford 25-7, j Brighton opened with a 32-6 lac- ing of South Lyon, but-was whipped ip turn last week by Clarkston, each had lost opening games, Clarkston to Lake Orion (7-6) and Milford to Oxford (21-0). Northville has beaten South Lyon (25-13), but lost to Plymouth (19-6). Holly has the loop's only perfeet record after 2 weeks with triumphs over Grand Blanc —_ and Hart- ‘land (12-0). Key game in a Wayne Oak- land tonight send Clarkston to Keego. Northville’s game at Mil- ford alse should help shed light on the situation, while Brighton at Holly reunds out the card. TODAY at Perndale; 6t Clement at Bou Pontiac Mik INCLUDES: * CHECK COMPRESSION * CLEAN OR REPLACE PLUCS * TEST BATTERY & SET TIMING ® CLEAN FUEL-PUMP BOWL * CHECK AND FREE-UP . MEAT VALVE ree * ADJUST VALVES ~~ * ADJUST FAN BELT FALL TUNE-UP SPECIAL % ADJUST OR REPLACE POINTS ALL FOR 6 Labor Only ... ‘ Parts Extra SATURDAY Ot. Prec's at Gt. Benedict — Piint Lake Peres et Linden; Cranbrook t, TL; Masel Park at Mushe- geno East Detroit at Monree CC; th Lake et Lakeview. Mt. Carmel et tarine: RO 6t. Mary at Gt. James; Gt. Rita at OL St. Mary. City Cage Pilots’ -|Meeting Is Slated Organization of adult basketball leagues for the 1954-55 season is now being. planned by Pontiac Initial meeting of men’s basket- ball team managers (Classes A and B) will be held in the Parks ard Recreation office, 35 Hill Street, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Mana- gers or representatives of men's basketbajl Parks and Recreation Department. | - in City “A” and: *'B" should attend this meeting. Purpose of the meeting is to get an ‘indication of the -number -of teams likely to enter, arrange practice time and facilities, issue player contracts and to discuss matters concerning league opera- tion, leagues Traveling Man Yeoman A traveling man is Bill Yeoman, new assistant football coach at Michigan State. He won varsity letters at both Texas A. & M. and Army. . The Lrish now have gone through [13 games without defeat. Notre Dame was typically alert | against the Longhorns, recovering four ‘of five Texas fumbles and. stealing: four of 17 passes. This penchant for recoveries never was so apparent as in 1952 when Purdue fumbled the first eight times it had the Ball and the Irish pounced on all of them. Alertness always has been one of Notre Dame's strong points. In the last 31 games the Irish have re | covered 76 of 129 fumbles by op- ponents and have filched 35 out “) 621 enemy passes. Some call tt the luck of the Irish. You Be the Quarterback . Answer 4. Double wingback play. Poor choice. Slowest hitting play of wel four. Wingback has to — around. 3.. Split-T play. There can - fee dbout the Ist three choices. 2. Straight-T play. Doesn't have | the power against the eight or |nine-man defensive line you can 1. Single wingback play. Best | choice Possiblity of teaming fwo men as blockers at the point of attack and the great threat of a | Movement around end makes this the most pewerful playin football for one yard. (Distributed by Regis- ter and Tribune aa) }éxpect from our Ist -choic. | | Bowlers! Openings Available in Leagues for Teams or Individuals Free Bowling Instructions MOTOR INN RECREATION 18 Se. Perry PE S-6032 | if. plenty of arguments over the cof- _____ THIRTY-ONE _ “Imagine the spot we'd be in,” says Fire Chief Robert J. Maniey | of the Mehlville, Mo., Fire Depart- ment, “if we had a on an | emergency ¢all. We can't afford to | gatable with peoples’ lives and property. 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By BAL BOYLE j sald “They're useful to take along . ‘on trips.” But we've got enough to NEW YORK, @—-I married ©) 11: us through a round-trip to . , Pig oy tl gan pnd the refrigerator. We have a num- ‘on | ber cooling in the refrigerator - She saves everything. She even | olf.) sich : | “Oh, you never can tell when But she specializes in saving | YOu'l need a paper ‘bag in an tri news rs,| emergency. medicine ~Aiy' old oe anal We have enough balls of string nylon stockings. |now in our home to anchor the -e «¢ 8 | battleship Missouri, but I no long- These things e up in such/ er dare. point this out to my wife. quantities that cay pi years | She's a little touchy on this sub- we have to move to a larger apart-| ject, ever sifice I read her an ment, simply to have space to/| article that said people who saved | string were often stingy. It does me Do good to reason! “Saving string is inherited in with ber. If I ask her about the | some families,” she says, “Most stockings that now overflow three | everybody in our family starts ‘drawers, Frances says, “Oh, I'm | saving string after the age of -30. going to mend them all at once! My father did, and his father did one of these days.” After being married to a news-| stinginess at all. It just shows an 17 years she naturally | commonsense, Everybody ought to has a big collection of medicine | keep plenty of string handy.’' Ld s 7 thes | But it is her habit of saving | ; “Can't throw them away,” she! newspapers that causes the most } One morning, sleepy-eyed. 1 stumbled into the bathroom, step- ped into the shower stall—and fell | flat on @ big stack of newspapers. Frances, instead of worrying about | |my bruises, came running and ied: “Don't turn on the water. You'll get the papers wet." The reason she hoards news papers is that she likes to read old news, She'll reach deep into a stack of old papers, pull out a copy, sit down in the chair, and start reading. The she-says some- thing like: “My Shirley Temple certainly ts growing up, isn’t she?’’ Or, “Who is this baseball player, John J. Mc- Graw, they are all talking about?” It I try to clean out her stocks of newspapers, she fights valiant- ly, yielding them a page at a time, saying, “Oh, I haven't had time to read this article. No, you can't have this page. It has a recipe on it I want.” before him, It's not a sign of | Lately I've adopted secret tac- ties. Each morning while she's feeding the baby, I stuff one paper bag,. si emipty medicine bottle, an old nylidh stocking, and a small ball of string in my pocketbook. Then I snitch a couple of her old newspapers and hide them under my coat, On the way out the build- ing I throw them all into the in- ESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 ° | CAPTAIN EASY 4 | cinerator. So far Frances hasnt missed a thing. I hate to do this, but I'm des- erate. I simply have to clean out some of that junk. You see I save a lot of things myself, particularly old bus transfers. And there isn't a place in the house where I can find room for my collection, Wants Gay Police Cars GRAND RAPIDS wf — City Com- missioner Fred L. Tiggleman has advocated painting Grand Rapids police cars red and white so “they could be seen for miles.’ Tiggleman said the brightly painted police vehicles would be a psychological deterrent to traffic violators. His stand was opposed by Deputy Police Supt. William Johnson, who said he preferred un- marked cars SIDE GLANCES | by Galbraith “Guess what, Daddy! I traded the kittens you wanted me to get rid of.” “T have been shopping around for weeks to find a doctor that will prescribe a cruise to the Caribbean!" - t | . ) ) | atte"? f HE HASN'T BEEN HIDING NANCY--- HIS BONES YOUR DOG INSIDE THE MUST BE HOUSE LEARNING LATELY GOOD MANNERS THAT'S WHAT" tj YOU THINK ) tp a att FSS an rs 350 5 : @ - ae = oe: ——— 7 =| eter} om : Sa ee Busy. er one THE EASY WAY To Buy, Sel!, Rent Trode, Hire, etc Is to Place a Quick Action PONTIAC PRESS WANT AD Ask for the Want Ad Dept. DIAL FE 2-818! BOARDING HOUSE e "LADY MICOTHIS TAR — PIP-PIP/ freshens taste — a nice little ne NNW YL vey EN 1S He STILL RIGHT! He's AS BUCKING | HOT AS GLUE, Zk. RO Oe YB THE LINE PA FuLL $0 16 AD MAN ABOUT Pear WITH HIS AF COURSE IDEA MEXICAN Nae FOR DINNER 7 TALKING A = 6UT wy SACK “I ITS ONLY) WY TO THE P MIND ‘Ai TV 2 s@ Pictures 60 FAR! by Jose Luis Salinas { 4 DONALD DUCK t | \ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Le% aN \ y Ll MAKE Hi WAIT TEN MINUTES ~MAKES ME MORE IMPORTANT— aS), UY % CA, Ve WIA by Charles Kuhn GLAD YOU LIKED EM’ WERE THEY SWEET ENOUGH, GILBERT ? — = -_ i i i > advance mainiy on : bulk lo - prime 30 0-33.00: utflity and commercial mostly 12. 00-20.00; lightweight cfills down to 8.00. Sheétp salable 50. Today's market fully steady Compared last Thursday: slaughter ewes 3 50-7 feeder lambs 1600-18 25.00; a utility to low 12.00: canners and 5: utility and ecommercial bulls .11.50-14.50; a few cutter bulls 11.25; down: few choice and vealers 23.00; choice 17.00-27.00: cul] te commer- 8.60-16 00 on : “ and choice spring lambs 15'00-20.08 * few prime 21.00; cull to low good 10.00- 11.68, cull te choice slaughter ewes 4.00- "3s. | the Tribune Publishing Company to succeed his. brother. the late Floyd J. Miller, who died Sept. 16 It was announced he also will continue as editor and as treasurer of the company. “ea FE oe Philip F. Miller, 39, will succeed his late father as general manager and publisher of the newspaper. Attacks Stone Nymphs PALERMO (INS) — Vincenzo Fasan, a Sicilian stonemason, tore grouped in the middig. ‘I consider those statues immoral,” he ex- plained to police ped. > Bt ; ae : | a t a = s ' u ¥ - 7 Z = a , ec ee tT ‘ it eel = ” eee - Grain Trading | MARKETS |Prices Mixed | ‘ aA * : , — , _ Ri - V ¥ , Produce : : . ses in olume nove _ |i Quiet Session DETROIT (UP)—Wholesale prices on . public farmers' markets by CHICAGO (P)—Trading volume | te Buress of Markets: . 15,| NEW YORK (The stock mar. in grains expanded on the Board | .1'bu! apts. willow ” ge bu; | ket went into another quiet ses- of Trade today but market {Be 1 400-450 bu; apples. Orecnines,| Sion. today in early dealings with ; : ° f Welltiwer’ ™ 7 Sie ther apples prices ‘mined. Wealthy, fancy. 3:75 bu; Ne 1. 275-3.35| ‘Fractional changes were the —— ran into quite a bit oa; SEN, Semen. po thee 450 bu; | rule. Trading was brisk but soon pas pe expected —— prvnigy Eel ending) pg gi slowed. s case . tance Dak. . ; to recede on large cash bean 1.50-23.00 ba apes, He i Ss mx Oils displayed more firmness Huckieberries, No. 1, 3.35-3. : 2 arrivals le Peaches, Biberta, fancy, €60 bu. No. 1, | than any other division. Aircrafts Wheat made small upward 3 Se te: he — —— = ict | leaned lower. Motors were steady. progress but feed grains lagged. |"S,1 350-406 bu Pears, Beckie. No 1. Steels were mixed. | 2.50-3.00 bu. Plums. prune, No 1, 2.00- - oe Wheat near the end of ‘the first $75 edu. Watermelons, Ne 1. 100| Chrysler, the most active issue hour was unchanged to % higher, lepine: Beans, green, tat, no. | Of the past three days with a sub- December $2.16%, corn %°* lower ae fe bs: mane, Ee Seateety Wee stantial net gain, opened today on to % higher, December $1.51, oats | round. fancy, 400-450 bu: at? o}.s0 |1,300 shares unchanged at 67%, unchanged to % lower, Decemt zr | PS; 07M ane 1 "Seqriirou: vesns (2nd it continued trading at that TTi3;. rye % to 1 cent higher, | wax. tancy, 400-450 bu; No 1, 3.00-3.50 | figure. : 1, | Du. Beets, No 1, 83-1.00 doz behs; fancy,] . December $1.43%; soybeans 14 |, Ses bene: bests, topped. Nol. 130: | Both Youngstown Sheet & lower to’ % higher, November | 2.00 bu Broccoli, fancy, 2.50 Ys-bu: No : $2.68%, and lard 10 lower | 11-46-2008 Se-bu. Cai ~ Ne 1 1.00-| Tube and Bethlehem: Steels to 3 h me any ae gn ge 100-139) were off sharply yesterday after cents uindred pounds | bu: cabbége, . 125-1. ; cab- higher Ostober $14.75. . page cogeuse, Ho ft, 106-180 bu. Curves. the Justicé Department turned ad - . bdehas: rrots, topped, No T Lentse bu. castflower. Ne 1, | thumbs down on their plans for a Grain Prices tenta: eelery. Me %e-138 ace. Gora, | “FST sweet, No 1," 5-135 S-dos. Cuc | Bigher were General Motors, nares at pickle. taney. FS5S | SiebakerPackard, Sears Roo CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain Mo Nee wre} kle. > . » 8 , ; cucumbers, slicers, Chemical, Hayes Whest _ Soybeans 480 bu. No'1. 300-330 bu. put, |bucK, Monsanto | Oats , Mar °.......53.00 [No 1. 150-200 bu: peppers, sweet, No 1. | cece Te LPS bet censors, rod. cwnel. He 1 | atoms Ss 365 Int Tel & Tel 216 cor-ee 200 - u. . new, - 7 . i May --yecese -T6te Dec ...... 1088 | 150 $0-Kb bag: ‘potatoes. new. No 1, aw hades 281 raphy nase 8 "Rye Mar .... 11.63 | 270-290 100-Ib bag. Pumpkins, No 1, Alleg L 6U 71.6 Johns Man .: 766 Dec cece 142% May ....+ 4 90-1.00 bu. Radishes, red. No 1. 75-90 | anieg ch 974 Jones & L 253 Mar ..-.0..- 1.45% July .. dos behs: radishes, white, No 1. 15-90 | anied girs 472 Selsey Hey .. 23 May .... L466 1, .75-.85 doz behs; radishes. white fancy Cc 654 Kennecott ... 85.7 ¢ = behs ee Acorn, hg — Alum Ltd .... 68 — BS np \ lu; squas utternut, No 1. - a, .. 822 roger ee | k Lists sq Delicious, No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu: | AMMAt «**: ee tehe & P iat a oF ef squash, Hubbard. No 1, 1.25-1.75 bU: | am Can "42 LOF Giass ... + | : squash. bongs 2 ag Am Cyeo 40.5 i on i squash, fancy, 14-l> bekt; a 3 . 5 . tency, 129 14% bekt: tomatoes | Am Ges @ Bl its Lockh Aire 40.8 CQISHFATION FACES 4 85,%, 226.200 os, army Tne IM AS MS dy TEES Gow oe ; "| Am Motors -.. 106 Vorthiard m4 WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — |, fetta. soe sonajenme gue |e Geen, BE Mira aw on. _ No 1. 50-1.75 bu ive ° 0 Township Clerk Louis G. Barry |; 1 00-150 bu: endive. bleached, No 1, — el er A Martin G! zs has announced hours and locations | !.75-3.00 bu. Escarole, No 1, 100-180), Top 41.4 Mey D Str = ‘ bu: escarole. hed. No. J. 225-275) 2™ wriien 196 Mid Con Pet for residents wishing to register | bu ral *thuce. heed we Lars A 6 3-408 pes bohes +9 Messen Ce iH : crate; lettuce, . : = Cc 414 . for the November election before | ponsine No. 1. 16-138 by poe eh 0 Sah Motor Pa... aa the deadline Monday. : Cabbage No. 1. 100-135] Armour @ Co 106 Motor Wheel.. 288 “Registrations will. be taken at | Ky P'S SS ty | *iustare No.1. | Atemison 16.2 tier Br. 387 township hall each day from | 125-150 bu. Sorfel No 1. 100-125] 40 Rete --- 031 saurray Cp... 266 ad ° bu No 1. 17-200 bu Swiss | Atlas Dor -- 9 wet Bis 405 9 re to 5 p.m., an 8 a.m. Chere No. 1, Lo0-438 Turate, oe SS at Cash oe to 8 p.m. Monday,” said. -00-1.38 bu Balt &*Ob .. 25.2 one? le tion registration : ——— Bendix Av . ao4 Nat Gyps 1 2 for = DETROIT EGGS uet “y Nat Lee ee by precinct, are: No. 1—Elmer's DETROIT ‘(AP)— s feb. Detroit, | Beth Cot _ ~ , a r Auto Supply, 2539 Dixie Highway; | esses meluded. tederal-state grades, Bosing | WY Cont 11 No. 2—Fire Station No. 4, Walton | weighted average 50%: large 63-96; wid Bond tre 163 we Me Pw sas Boulevard; No. 3—Waterford Hard- | 5°68, Betts eta. avg. 67. | Borg Warn. 956 No Am Av. 441 ; No. 19 r ware, 5845 Dixie Highway; No. 4— | peewees Briggs Mf 423 Nor Fee se Bus’ Barber Shop, Hatchery and| | Browne—Orade 4 jumbo 0, large 31:| Brit Me at a a4 if rade r un ; Airport Roads; No. 5—Fire Sta- laa wads C fens 26 gewen 18;| Budd Co 13.2 — 3 tion No. 1, and township clerk's checks — sruan weekly receipts ¢ pn hs gg = - sang aw A 131 . b f governmen’ reded eggs Sept 42 office; No. 6—DeMino's Food Store, | through Oct. 1—9.385 cases Comme wy Parem Pict 44 Pontiac Lake and Scott Lake i Parke Reads; No. 7—McGrath Service| cyicaao iAP) Butter firm receipts Captati ate ie age Cea inne , = 7 Carrier Cp at Station. Elizabeth Lake and Tele- | 547,921; wholesale baying prices UD-| Case JI 144 Pepsi Cola 142 | - hanged te % higher; score AA 60 75 Phelos D 425 rp lear pred I Os eal | a eT No. 3, Elizabeth a e Cen I! PS... 23.7 » Roads; No. 9—Lakeview Service, | saie Rome ae ag is oer mo. oo Le | a lags PR «2 Elizabeth and Cooley Lake Roads: |. 8 larae whives Sa PS SS lcs & We... 43 TO Pee OC bof No. 1 mana pra : Chile Cop .... 30 = Prect : io. 10—Family Beach, 4299 Cass-| rent receipts 22;.dirties 19; checks 18.5 sar 4 Pullman 43 Elizabeth Lake Road; and No. 11— —— Cities Sve 108.1 re 7? ‘ CHICAGO POTATOES Climax Mo... 523 Radio Cp Ruffatto Service Station, Telegraph ; Pond 27.4 CHICAGO (AP)—Potatoes: arrivals 135; | Cluett Pea .., 36.3 : and West Huron. on treck 642: total UB. ts $42. |Colg Palm |. 39.6 Reo Motors .. a) supplies Hberal, demand fair; | Col Ges 18.3 Re oe ai market about annt ; éomene ter Pes. Con Otte: 4 ho roe © +4 t slow; market weak- eum Man Suffers Broken Arm | Sc der: market cult to ue vin cont Sr Be Seo, . ty ; ih Ri bakers : @ .-0 . in Auto-Truck Collision | Wisecssm"Russets - 210-235: Soot ot Hee Bt tee eee b a $2.00; Idaho we oe owt Seer Mt. 288 Waiter Bolitho, #.-of 16890 Gar- > oneal ret St gem RR 675 a gw. m4 field, Detroit, sustained a com- Poultry Crue oti... 30 Beare Om aes Curtiss Wr .. 125 “2 pound arm fracture yesterday Dee Rate je Simmons .... 186 a DETROIT POULTRY Sinclair O ... 46.2 when his auto and a truck et} osraces < AP oa ped per i Seag -. 328 socony Vee -: ae lided-an Fourteen Mile road near nd tor Detron ter No. 1 quality | now — 4 Soe wee O ‘ ve ry w a. m. ater Crooks read in Royal Oak. | — oy ep te 4: tps 13-00: | 2 Pont 144 | Sparks Ww es Botitho was admitted to St. | ery roasters (over Lge as Bhd Best Air L 283 epee 7 ; rotlers or fryers ( " t os Joseph Mercy Hospital where his (561/97. gray crosses 30-30',; Garred | og | ” } | oa aa Me condition fs listed as fair today. | oats ese eee hears ducks 28: | Batt weg 4g) td ON RD .. Oe Charles Jones, 55, of 4731 | breeder turkese young heavy type hens | Bnd’ Jonn i St4 Ou On .. #13 Lovett, Detroit. driver of the | 31-22, tome 2-27 Fee RR 117 Stew War 13 truck, told police that as he | an ran on 788 gun Ot! 784 CHICAGO POULTRY t or 245 guther Pap .. 424 applied his brakes to slow dowN | cyicago :APi—Live poultry steady: | preOPE : 855 oem © oe dor traffic ahead, his truck | reset a one Genweer S Pare... 8 CC cs swerved into westbound traffic and | changed: heavy thens 1 “10.8: light hens = a ai psa eu! + At ruc’ itho’ | 18.8-13; fryers broilers 27-31; 01) Gen Fd .. 732 struck Bolitho's aute. | roosters 12 5-13; caponettes 32-34 Gen Mills eas = _ = ro } SS Gen Motors Transemer 43 ‘ . Gea 4" Twent C Fox 275 Sports Movie Slated . Foreign Exchange Gen Tel... 33 Onderwa 3 The Michigan State College Coun-| xgw YoRK ‘AP)—Poreign exchange | Dillette 2... et oe 7 Goede) Br t2 ty Alumni i mov- | rates follow ‘Great Britain im dollars. ‘ Unit Air Lin 26.6 y Alumni Club is sponsotring wees Sete Goodrich ...:103.4 United ae ies Of the State-lowa game Tues-|" Canadien dollar in New York open rah Petes : a Unit Prait - 3 day at the Birmingham Community > po] = E ppm or 103 12% ot Re me Jd 5] Gee tm 33 House. : Great Britalst—pound) 62.79 / Or yest 8---- 381 Os Rub 3 13/16. unchanged; Great Britain 30 day |”, ry te. Ss 08 Smelt -... 4 futures 2.78 13/16. :. Great | re ui 87 US Gteel. H Britain 60 Gay futures 2.78 13/16, un- tang - 5.7 Ue Steel pf...1504 a Sante ga, Soe ete (etre Reine Saree = 5 /, 4 & cent; um 8 ; DETROIT LIVESTOCK (franc) 2.00%. une ye Homestk ..... 45.7 Warn B Pie... 22.1 DETROIT. (AP)—Hogs salable 75. on — a @ cent, beng neg Dl — oe } peg. poe ed ket Hot S - " 4 +5 se 34+ Cattle salable 225. Market slow, steady | ypchanged: Holland ‘guilder) 26.30. un- | > . } > t Thursday: Trading spotty: : ftaly ‘lire, 16% of a cent, | lane Str... 636 Westg EI...... 723 “Note aad peteue fod steers cot Netfers |wnehanged: Portugal (escudo) 350, un ponent 3 ae bh nalts a4) fully steady; lower des slow, weak. | cha Sweden krona) 19.34. un- bet te wien as oe cows uneven. but fully steady; bulls 60- | changed: Switgeriand § ‘franc (free!-} > rv Wise El 7S cents lower. stockers and feeders ie ; Denmark (krone) 14.50, oa fer a pean i oo it echette, Gut mostly cnder 1100 os | Latin America, Argentine (tree! “t.a¢, | Bat Gtiver .... §76 Zenith Red... 723 a ),unehanged ; (free) . ea ‘ 2690-96 00: part lend 1e0 | ioe isenice 6.62. unchanged, Veneuucla (voll. Brock AvERAGES~ 26.74. mastiy good fed steers 19.00 small lots and choice fed heifers | ®t! 30.03. unchanged Compiled by Tee. Recgctated Prose {8.25-23. 00: bulk utility end commercial ___ i steers and heifers 1100-18 00. few high Indust. Rails Util Stocks | commercial steers up to 1860, cutter Lynn S. Miller Heads | weet a a je Se oF RS rasp steers and hetfers 10.00 down: | Week ago....... \ z . ke: wtiit 4 low ‘commercial cows | QR, | Oak ibu | Month égo..,... 1778 963 640 131-4 uf iw ° } Tribune ear ago......,.1985 16.8 53.3 103.7 10.08-12 60, latter paid freely, few heavy Holstein Boge om commercial : 1 high...5..:189.1 100.7 $83 137.0 cows 12.50 and above: canners and cut-| ROYAL OAK (UP)—Lynn S. Mil- | sees maw oy ae ee ots ters I 8.00-10 50. Glee ene = ler, co-founder of the Royal Oak} i983 iow." ‘2 735 80S 905 12.00-14.00. standing Daily Tribune with his brother in oe sTocns heavy individuals te 1450: lightweight | 1919. has been named president of &@ Weeks) . ( Pigures after decima] points are -ighths Hig Low Noon | Baldwin Rubber* | ey | Kingston Prodacts* ee usee 3 34 Meeco Screw* ccsod cose 20 29 Midwest Abrasive* Secular s ee Rudy Mfi¢* Pewncee oa 42 43) Wayne Screw* ence nits 14 #158 "No sale: bid and asked i ———— Open fér Registration WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —| |The town hall will be open from | |911 a.m, Saturday, and from 8 | a.m, to 8 p.m, Monday for voters | to register for the November elec- | tion, i though Afghanistan has 12,- 000,000 people, the country has no railroads. / areas i IEDO regardiess of thew ean afford ‘ NO SECURITY ONE [eee io “Ler 9 years of credit Hours: Daily 9 to 6. MICHIGAN 41% ‘South Seginns St. > "uSlto lS *tallst cSeadToes asa tnsigt ts" trmset fae 8 I... Ew CREDIT. Phone FE-8-0456. 7 VER DEBTS? much er bow many ree » Evenings by Appointment COUNSELLORS Oakland Theater eeepc PONT Pa NEW SERIES SITE — Baseball's World Series| indicated in figures for distances from home plate action moves today to Cleveland’s huge Municipal | (top center) to the various fields; left field 320 feet; Stadium (shown above during a late season game | cénter field 410 feet and right field 320 feet. in the American A J , “ : \ sod : . : ; er “ . { . a = es : z ay : & 2 « IAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 1, 1955 = PHIRTY-THREE:__ eee Fee News in Brief . | Jacobs Firm OKs David Johnson, 17, of 276 South! Bivd., was fined $50 yesterday by Bloamficid Hills Justice Alva J. Richardson.after Johnson pleaded guilty to reckless driving. Bake, rummage sale, some furni- ture, Pri. & Sat., Oct. l and 2. Open 9 a.m. 192 8S. Saginaw St. —Adv. Smorgasbord. St. Andrew's Epis- copal Church. 4386 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. Sat., Oct. 2, 5:30 $210,000 Settlement DETROIT # — A financial set- tlement of @ dispute within the top ‘| management of the F, L. Jacobs Co. was approved yesterday by the company’s stockholders. They voted in favor of an agree- ment to settle for $210,000 all liti gation between the company and JF, Inc., a sales company headed to 7:30. —Ady.| by Rex Jacobs, former company | e¢. your friend's tm fait and neste| Oe sin bail, Ph. FE 5-5201, C. A. Mitchell. Bhe stockholders also ap —Adv.| proved a proposal to increase Rummage sale, some furniture, Pri. & Sat., Oct. 1 and 2. Open 9a. m. 193 8 Saginaw St. —Adv. Rummage Sat. Fri. and Sat., 252 Wessen, Church of God and Christ, | 3', million shares. Frank E. Howard, chairman of the board, said this will provide 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. —Advy, | additional capital to carry out the ympany's expansion and diversi- Rummage Sale, Sat. 7 a. m. at Meatiens weeraas <— 23 Pine St. —Adv. dividend on A quarterly pre- ferred stock of 62's cents was de- clared by. directors; payable Oct. 29 to stockholders wf record Oct. 11. STATE OF MICHIGAN-—In the Probate of Oskiand, The best meal in town Sun., Oct. 3,12 to 6 p. m. St. Benedict's, W. Huron at Lynn. Roast beef dinner. Family style, $1.50. Rummage Sale, First Presbyter- | Cee"! for the County fan Church, Sat. 8:30 | —AdGV.|""in the mater of the petit lom concern - — ord David Nimmons, minor. Cause o. Fi To John and Rosalee Nimmons, parents said child ‘ Petition having been filed in this Court | alleging that the present whereabouts: of the parents of the said minor child 's unknown and the said child is dependent Vehicle Production Picks Up Slightly DETROIT u—A modest pickup R said ehiid should be placed, under the League). Size of the park 1s { GM fo Use Isotopes af Technical Center — DETROIT «—Pians for the con- struction of an isotope laboratory and the use of radioactive isotopes in peacetime engineering fer dis- closed by General Motors Corp. The laboratory will be part of the GM Technical Center north of Detroit. Charles L. McCuen, general man- ager of the corporation's research laboratories division, said it planned to use radioactive isotopes “in- developing sensitive and deli- cate new techniques for research in various fileds of McCuen said isotopes, because they can be followed through chem- active_materials, McCuen saifi, so ination of the labora- tory and surrounding community that will be impossibté. he said, includes an approved 8) stem of waste disposal. ‘in motor vehicles assemblies is i indicated for thiy week, Automotive . the Court House in the City of News reports ; The trade paper puts passenger car output .at 61,739 units, com- | County Deaths Mrs. Elia Taylor Travis OXFORD—Service for Mrs. Ella \Clark Equipment Co. Buys Torcon Assets BUCHANAN w — Clark Equip- ment Co. announced the acquisition. pared to 49,840 last week. Truck | one week previous to said hea tg the Taylor Travis, 82, of 62 St., of inventories, engineering designs | Tavlor Travis, So Of Oi tm ax assemblies this week were report-|Srrtintet"ist aua"Ccany, nn Sn and products, tooling, trademarks Mabley F 1 Cha , with |2 about the same as the previous sernnen the, Wonesable- Arteue S and patents and certain other as- the Mabley =. week when 17,110 units were built. |r Pontine fe said County, this S9th dey sets of the Tarcon .Corp., Ash burial in Metamora Cemetery. “Next week,” the paper said, | 0! September ‘5 . . Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.| “will see Chrysler Corp. plants | A true ee of Oychote, tabula, Ohio, a producer of torque Eloise Ostrander, of Long Island, | slowly build up 1955 mode} out- Probate Register, Juvenile Division converters, _ In taking over inventories and business-in-hand of Torcon, Clark Equipment Company is not pur- chasing Torcon's capital stock nor is Clark assuming its - liabilities, according to C. H. King, Clark vicepresident. Clark also is not acquiring. Torcon's plant facilities at Ashtabula, nor its basic ma- chine tools. put, while Ford, and Lincoln-Mer- cury will enter a period of stag- gered shutdowns across the nation : as individual plants prepare for | mission of the City’ of 1955 models.” will meet in the New York, a son Leo Travis of Oxford, Raymond Travis of Ster- ling, Cplo., a brother, John Q. Taylor of Ortonville, that the is INSTALLED FREE WHILE YOU WA! Truman Chairman Dies LAUREL SPRINGS, N.C. ® — Robert L. Doughton, chairman of the House Ways and Means Com- mittees im the Franklin Roosevelt and Truman administrations, was found dead in bed at his home here today. He was 90. >» The planning, : Veterinarian, 89, Dies MIDDLEVILLE (UP) Dr. Alexander Graham Bell was a teacher of the deaf before he in- Frank B. Shaw, 9%, Middleville, a veteran veterinarian, died in Pennock Hospital) at Hastings Thursday. | Make whee 5 PONTIAC AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! 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While Selection Is Complete Deluxe Tudors — Deluxe Fordors — Star Chief Deluxe and: Custom 4-Doors — Catalinas — Convertibles RETAIL STORE Mt. Clemens at Mill St. Downtown Across From Post Office BOX REPLIES -4 Help Wanted Male 6 DIN MAKERS WTD. APPLY Rat Set \- upon the publie for support and that - é ee “THE E PON ‘TIAC PRESS, am t nenrone Pikes : =] ; i \: Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Female 7 Work wid Female © “M1 | Foot Specialist “ISA aus am noo s _ PE non € . - TOR, GOOD DR A. A. KANTER, FOOT SPE- oe ; BEAUTY i " Bookbeeper-T Tisint. 3% 8 Saginaw Ot. FE ~ Automobile ; Venere! “edger, ean Mage | Si aes Plowing 0K A : car. FE 4-5144, oF Ga 2 J 2670 ae s | : : peers "4s Salesmen. ; pues 3 - * Nace j several more men ALL AND CHAIRTMAS Garden 4 ay out our sales staff SEASON. dependable in-} oe or ears of children ow oun oling te America’s No. 1 war. come for oon Whe can contact ‘an live in as. a oe ACT WORK. - rience mot necessary o| Avon ic and COLORED N WANTs PART- | WTD: ALL Best plea. Insurance 1 tse Ae placement. 7 aE time work. FE 5-973. kinds MA 5-6702 : a s ve’ ee set nntiemenstter Cel | Siw 7 /FE\covonem, Woman wants| Laundry Service 18 ins poms Gee sales mane: CAPABLE LE CADY. TO FARE Fo ULL | plus bus fare FE +71@ eee . charge home childten , @LEVATOR OPERATOR STORE CURTAINS Cy Owens Inc. | sit reid Bronte | LATOR, ee Nace oil @ | 3 EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR RE-| work at once” FE 5-1145 | able materials, expertly , Ps 147 @ ‘BAGINAW pairing and alterations dept. Re- | FAMILY WASHINGS " WANTED | OR st equipment AUTOMAT ! = _biy Box 78 Pontiac Press 367233 LAUNDRY 25 N. Te - fi. anted |EXPERIE NCED WAITRESS AP- | HOSPITAL FRARED PRACTICAL _near Tel-Hurop Center y i el arpenters | wat ie in person,. Bicmar Ing 64/| nurse avaliable. Local references. Fon m FAMILY “SCAUNDRY SERV. Rough. Must be union. NO PE 5-1267 Ph. Poatise : EXPERIENCHD COOK DAY |capy wisiibs WORK BY DAY. on Apply 2080 Crescent SLPRATENCED O18L POR ORN hae a - | Lace CONTAINS + PLAN OR RUF Lake Rd. ; | erat iS im _. ia Fay LICENSED | Ad yy __Leundry. P Ph ye Delo - Se A’ OC - |} us = meee WHITE tse. | ‘Landscaping 18A — protect— tabY fo Cane | “PARTMENT. AMERI- CAN FORGING AND CO., _ PON- STRONG SALES PERSONALITY \a ‘ evtimiate SOP UETE Line OF F MABONRY. rye COMPLETE eaten AND modernizing service. Attic rooms, | recreation rooms, dormers addi- tions complete apertment altere- tions,, custom bulldigg FH A fi- hancing 4-5470 < OATMAN SPECIALIZING IN all kinds of cement work, biocs laying OR 340s ALTERATIONS ‘REM OD etina. @ ri roo carpentry and Mason TF en ES - on , He “ATTENTION : -Quaranteed masonry work of an _ Fireplaces a epeciaity. FE aricx. SOcE pel a END cE comments. Pueee Of | HAUL ING OF ALL KINDS. PICK. to & deliyery, Cheap. FE 50624. \LIGHT HAULING ODD JOBS theap FE 40687 ,ULING ANYTHING, ANYTIME. or pick-up, truck call FE (LIGHT TRUCKING "Pe Usk “WAUL- ing rubbish Cail Bill PE 5-603) LIGHT TRUCKING AND DUMP truck service. black dirt and fill dirt PE 80877 tiger AND HEAVY TRUCKING. bish hauled’ ak aaa ae > PLL haul or you ta 2 at Te Bd and Mt_ Clemens | owr MA WADLING ~REAROWABEE 7 days, or OR 34774 pl tetocem 4 free 10 Year's. experience. Modern equinment. John Taylot, rE +04. COUPLE CARE OF SMALL po oe Must he ee estate ot . Pie A = bes A YOU CAN SELL OVER fe Se See PHONE Full or part time. No experience neces We can show you how in 20 minutes. Telephone and desk pro- oo If you are 21, age or hand- icap no barrier. Work the hours YOU want. a ur own boss. GUARANTEE * Bat Dp Re wie J Business Services A-} FURNACE CLEANING DO IT before cold weather Redice your fuel btil easonabi¢ end gueren teed FE 25032 ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trated men at our store. General Printing & 13} = cea + ES work, Also pnt =e NO job wel. “RE ‘DUCED’ RA’ RATE large or too smal. Guaranteed | i to serve you Smith _Work. Ph. FE 4-0604 ring vr “rE +4064 CEMENT Worm “ALE KINDS. ver WIT 2 TON STKE TRUCK Free estimates Jensen, FE 2-2340 ants hauling FE 440088 CEMENT WORK GARAGE vous MOVING’ AND ) STOR- floors, ratwalls, seswals, drive- oe. for N Fimo tl. Van _ ways “PE 2-9703 7 L . Large vens senywhere .in ‘CEMENT WORK CARPENTER | Ste’ Mi‘. “Bay 7™ work. Commercial of residential. SUDDEN SERVICE asités. RUB- MA 6.2477 27361... | sigh and light trucking PE 46078 Cc K AIL KINDS AND ULING R i cstimaten Jensen. FR 2-3340: =a heap. FE hg 7 Work 0 Alterations shd custom bullding. PE 6 nee ODELL CARTAGE nent Werk ac. VE 60763 Lecal Long Distance Moving. Frocks to Rent % tee Pata Stake Peatiac Farm and —— Tractor Co. - FE sm Painting & & Decorating 20 20 &-1 PAINTING, TF ag mm mt = “Fay secret Et FUNNY BUSINESS © FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1954 ° Wanted’ Real ths ‘sza| 2A} ey Hershberger | W NEW_ LISTING METHOD FOR YOU!” Wy = aera” sige neg trained salesmen will ep-_ praise your property for. hi today's market velue : WE ASSURE ACTION BECAUSE We will pay you $l a day tor each day your property is listed with our firm Nat- ufally, tf your property is | seid, nothing is paid for-the “T don't want to say much, hoye-—but I's our neighbor's tree that drops all these leaves in our yard!” Lost & | Found - ao Lost: Baia LOST PAIR OF EYE GLASSES | downtown, Monday night. Phone | _PE+-oo _Notices ss & P Personals POPP PD ACA oe ropay WILL GET FREE. toys ior “kiddies PAA om BLACK ~ punsE rty cone ere fast. F = . going fas 4 ANY | GIRL OR WOMAN NEED! ® friendiy advher contact pene | vi Ph. FE 34744 Conf The ‘Balvet Army __ COLD WAVES 6% AND OF Dorothy's, : . FE SER . CONFT- ; 28 years experi- ence. Licensed. bonded. MApie 57861 DAINTY MAID FOR § M Burnes Ph a" Receive free Christm the children. FE IN DEBT? If you are having trouble meeting + oy dope see us today. AN CREDIT COUNSEL- Inc., 41% 6. 7, Cike BEAUTIFUL ? Here ts ag chance! eh lovely jewelry ourself qe as Christ- arranging Son ong ty serene * "NEED EYEGLASSES? Use your credit-enasy terms. 3% a seginae a FE ae PLANNED PARENTHOOD, CL * and Fridays @ 30-11 i m bw F eect Private DETECTIVE BERVICE. FE 2315 + aa sex. | —gaNDING LATING Pin, | AT pain No” INTERIOR & Ex- terior. per cent fer e Gardver 46 Central FE) Wor vated Pree catimate re G500 PAINT A GOOD" “PAINTER always & good ‘and_extemor +0888 List YOUR FALL AND WINTER clean end ~einting now Call _ FE +1006. Par AND WALLPAPER. iS OA 63801 or FE ns AND D_ PAPERING. Mason 1 Thompeon,_F re Painting. Wall Washing pha estimate. Reasonable, FE PAINTING rg AND | DECORATING, Inside and out. References. Free estimater FE 4-266) ~ PATA EAE Wa CLEA OR }7061 WALPRAPER 60 | ope ene WALL WASHING AND (TING _anytime FE 1.6679. | WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING, painting, OR 3-2284. _ WALL WASHING AND PAINTING. _Free_ estimates. VE $7711, “Photos tos & AC es 21 CONTAX, TA CAMERA wi. . and lens. plus other For details and price REDUCE ARF YOU ovens nrony’ TIRED? CONSTI Try out Indiviaua, outritional - peecvems. CAL! FE 4 a ly quiet FAKE NUTRILITE FOOD SUP- for good health Add vite- min, minerals to unbalanced diets outs S hoi authorized dealers only ton NO G INVITATIONS Wir) “Wed. Child, to Board 26 Lp tag gles oe re ere clope in, day care WANTED CHILDREN TO ~ TAKE care of $10 * week Turn east Joslyn on Brown to first road, 4568 Jamm Rd, Mrs. Ells worth Slater furniture buyers cash wWweilting . FE 4-Taal scodapertte Se ryan bi apm lg oR te) E Pine PE 67M ee 21A ae ben tes =n akbar aed . 22 Television Service Office Supply Co. 17 W Law- _rence St _Phone- FE 3-0135 | ACE TREE REMOVAL TRIM- 25-N. Gass.— pa NO WITH NATIONALLY eS, company for Pontiac surrounding area. Exceptional , pen for qualified women A@oadvance fast in gg per position. ing of necessary. Part or full time, Ma eT? Instructions 9 ¥ aconneos i Rhoaag ED PREF TO FREE lessons oie ny home OR 30466 NTING CLASSES starting October ist. Register ’ pew. Rose Studie, 3148 Pridham Keego Harbor PIANO. —TRacHtR. Mre. Henry brere Gtecr.____ Help Wanted Female 7 — “Work Wanted Male’ 10 ATTENTION '. - ACCOUNTANT Housewives Off ice Manager Soak you ase $39 to 680 per week = QUALIFIED AS CONTROL! ER fer pert-time werk and still be | avie"te maintain pour hewoenais | Tested caperiemge 8? — Mandl MI 6-6337 tor | costs, taxes & IBM Desires BaP cen men in Pontiac. or = sur A N WANTED 35 rounding area Lincoln 1} 189 RAL HOUSE WOR Kor WEbster 3-270. SMAL RN A- ARPENTRY. PLASTIC 1 MIENCES PRIVATE Teor ‘tile eS on NG. FE 1. | LAYING AND CEMENT _work PE 4-673. oo = | coLLEox STUDENT, EX-<01 : | desires ore time work 4 days _all day Wed, Set MI 61210 36 WOMEN CARPENTER PRS T CLASS : wants jobs Charlie FE 7-033) 1% | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN 2 ys | = an a specialty. FE . 30 vomen (ages 1845) needed for CARPETAT. CA ABINETS REMOD- wy : meen tel ame et siding. D Wright MICHIGAN STATE CARPE TER-DONT "KNOW rT MPLOYMENT 7-027 ; SERVICE PeRENCED FARM HAND 25 142 Wayne Gerect pe. Louis Taylor %43. Irwin EXPERIENCED, CARPENTER FOR | at re g Fe 43298. = PORMICA WORK. KITCHEN CAB- inets, porches attics finished. re- modeling EM 35-47 ki HAND ~ DIGGING; “ANY KIND. Latge grass, weeds and bush cut-. ting. Lawn work afd light hauw)- ing. PE 4-3284. JANITOR, B, CARBTARES. MIDDY aged widower with pe ec ti cente 44320 BEAUTY a Set” S as Caretaker Write q Pontiac | Press Box 7 MAN, | WANTS | WORE _FOR “BOARD room] WA - PLUMBING WORK R FE £1016. = manee¢ | Fy SERIENCED PARTY WOULD | ke work } ming. Free ‘estimates PE 2-7108. | APPLIANCE SERVICE| “we service all makes of refrigeta- tors. whashers, radios cleaners, | and all types of smali appliances | ROY S. 06 cee Ave FE 2-40 MAKBs OF ’ | W: ASHING MACHINES | IRONERS & MOTORS REPAIRED PHONE FE 42569 Walton's _ 7 51 -N. Parke “A & RB TRENCHING drag water lines, field tile 5-006) = _ | wot LDUZTING DRIVEWAYS * 4 graveled parking ‘ots made FE 44ait ; : - | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS a * ndows. Beasgnable | Pree est no obligation FF 2-163! FAVES . LROUGING Furnace repairs. all makes, FE $4973 Frenci. « Heating & Sheet Meta! & g& | VTRENCHING Footing field tie and water lines OR 17.7640 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RF- | pairing A rewinding 218 E Pike / nh FF ‘; LU] i | SEWE rR ne CRERNING Sinks. Sunder Serv. Ph FE 46-2012 PLUMBING AND HEATING Ml 87 Compton & S80n FE ¢3767. QR “1.8839 Ll EXPERT TREF TRIMMING a RE pi FE 5-65903 or OR 2000 HOUSE MOVING FULLY EQuir- I ped Young FE 4-845 HOUSE RAISING AND roots i pul in Septic tanks and field | ins installed, FE 2-4137, Free! PLASTERING _D_ Mevers PLASTERING | 5.0626, FE 5-0925, Leo Lustig | ROBERT H CHAPIN PLUMBING and heating. Phone FE 5-3478. | — SAWS MACHINE ‘FILED Mani ley Leach, 10 Bagley \ TRENCHING: -- © | , Footings, field mle. septic tanks and | ; sewers intalled FE 56-6221 } TREE TRIMMING AND f al Free estimate |TRENCHING FroorTi | field: tile Septic tarite for sale or installed Phone evenings, FE _ §-0078 rE- ~20B472 Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 PPA LAA LAO ELL Nas a NTING & TAR exnviow ate. Heavier. FE 22003. _Gays i ah EM 3-8630 FE +103) _ L BUSINESS IS B DAY NIGHT TV SERVICE FE 54-1206. FE ' “ AKA _ SWEETS RADI NCE bp TV REPAIR ANY make FE ¢07%) ANDY N DON'S Rado & FV BURNIE ADAMS RADIO ._. TELEVISION _— ~~ HOME SERVICE CALLS DAY OR NIONT MITCHELL'S TV “aE Pike PE 29071 - EXPER NIGIAN. HOME & AUTO BERNIE'S TV SERVICE «718 BLVD. E. rE | wanteo ne BUY ALL of furniture PE 2-55 FURNITURE NEEDED) home or odd lots poole ped Will bu sell @ for vou Community sale Ph OR 3-271 WANTED SMALL RADIOS WORK- tng oF not FE 5-87 ee __Wtd. Misceflaneous 2 28 a SNARE a Z WAN — MODEL “ATO- matic Washing “Machine, ably one with suds-saver feature. _ Typewriter, s Service 22A TYPEWRITERS RE RENTED Mitehell’s 123 N. Sagina ; TYPEWRITERS “AND A ODTHe: MA- chine repairing. Expert work General Pringing. ane Office Sup pir Co 7 W Lawrence : Upholstering BPRLLBP LLP LA LL THOMAS UPHOLSTERING MoS. TELEGRAPH FE 5-8988 CUSTOM DRAPERIES SLIP COV ers ant materials. Yuth Kellogg | 224 8 Telegraph $-0323 SLIPCOVERS DRAPES AND BED- spreads. Your material. FE 55797 ‘EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-. | ime 8174 Cooley M 32641 Free estimates DRAPES SLIPCOVF?S MATER: als. Beadle FE, 5-1927_ _— *URNITUR) REFINISHING AN. | — a spectaity FE §-7332 Lost & Found 24 ee Ne a a | et GIRL’'S KITTEN mage | to aoa foot. In — of Roose- | velt School, —— arbor ward FF ©9032 | FOUND: GOLD WEDDING BAND. diamonds. Claim by | OST Red & white Vicinity, of payors Ra Bashadaw. Reward _3-8073 | Lost, ‘BRINDLE GERMAN SHEP White left foreleg with ig tip on tail. Reward. FE | LOST. DOG GRAY AND BLACK Looks like a husky. I year old | Reward Ml 4- i when you advertise in]: Classified! Reaches thou) sands for “a song.” you might sav. FE 2-8181 for ad-writing service. ‘ a xy OR | BETTER |# } eos a night. gg Por | | 24| Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32, CASS POR, ra have plenty of funds et reasonable Gis counts Bring vour sbstsact and sere’ a Ask for ot Clark ERON H CLA Resher occa 1362 W. Huron $ Unlimited $ | for buying lend contracts. Fast courteous action For immediate Tesulta eal! Mr. son Mr dol) rsonaliy A. JOH NSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 __1704 S. Telegraph Rd. CASH Do you want @ fast dea! on vour lan¢ contrac‘? Lowest tiscount in | DETECTIVE , BERVICE. CO del oones oeane T=, w your reports contract or 340 _ ence Licsneea, bensod. 3 MA 5 os rre | | esk for Ted Mecull “ee FRED ELIAS - ER THE | STONE REAL. TY Maine ~ elect . a. on ood Looks | 919 Josiyn FE 20340 | good : Chat oto 8 pith Daily Runt tto 5 ITS ALL OVER NOW, WAXINO 5% MORTGAGES — } linoleum that is. Use Glaxo = ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from | _ tle type . Waite's —- oer — hall = giraoteze no a D CHARLES To oxT THE MOST FOR YOUR land centracts for me before vou ASK .FOR BOB MAHAN YOU BUY IT-—WE'LL INSURE TP MAHAN > REALTY CO. REALTORS wenn ae peentnes a ee Wanted Real Estate 324 32A CASH BUYERS’. We can sel! your bome for cash the price is right Mave fi nancing for Gls on good west suburban joce REALTOR Cér of Williams Lake R@ & M-59 OR 3.1235 Office Open 6-5 After 8 Call OR 36008 To boleh SELL ONE OF PONTIACS LAROEsT | @'» West Huron FF ‘| To say Bel bid ch Pg oes TON tT | | vou ae Wed. Wd. Household Goods 27 -\RROLL. G. PORRITT aa | FE 311 | MAHAN HAS BUYERS} WE WILL BUY OR AvUCTON | AL vous goods. Tvler MY | You WANT ACTION __ 21831 ee ee | ‘The demand ts greet. Our sales WANTED FURNITURE) force ts exceptional. We ne your listing and will certainly do li you have anything for our utmost’ t~ please ».u Our sale and want prompt cour- 17 years of satisfactory real es- teous service and the high- = dealings in tias assures oa | est. price in cash cali thet you wil) be satisfied ijk SS ALES CO We = Fated details for finane- OAKLAND COUNTY'S -Lancust | (Bt, o0f sciosins. Call us today ONUSED FURNITURE BUYER SSS FE 2.2068 To Seli- To Trace iT. WELL tHSURE IT -MAHAN | REAL TY co ALTORS Member Go-0p et Each Ine RIDGEWAY Buys lists sells, exchanges homes acreage farms. business opportunities and land contracts. 2 — to serve you Pontia 46203 Reaheoer OL_ 14541 WILL BUY OR List ¥ YOUR LAKE roperty, Purchasers NEY R. F..McKINNE Equitable Society 1717 8 Telegraph | PE ¢0521, Eve FE 1 | contract Realtor Partridge | pag: the ‘bird’ to see 43 W. Muron St Phone FE 28316 CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS H 6 Vanwelt. 4540 Disie Hwy OR 31355 = —_ WE HAVE “$200,000 At our @ to perchase new F. C. Wood Co. Ugting because then our mutual goal has been reached. ‘WHITE . BROS. OR 3-1872 OR 3-7118 OPEN 9 TO 8, BUN.1 TO 8 Johnson | ROOMS 8 BATH. CHILDREN OR 3: ris '3 ROOMS iu oninawrds v0 sore |" eae Skee SE ed ra v' _—— — : entrance Quiet eougy*- 26 «8 y to sell Park “ : 4 _welcome 1 N. Cass. MA 5-3095.) ; ROOMS AND | FE 5-032 | 46. N. TELE: | Lake ATTRACTIVE, ouple | CLEAN ROOM & i% KITCHENETTE nice men 319 Orchard hy | NEWLY REDECORATED 3 ROOM | and bath apartment si! good sized rooms Located, close - to downtown Heat furnishea at $65 09 per month. 7 Kd. M. Stout. Rea Itor | | ‘ x Bagina® Ph. FE 5-8)65 | | 8@ jee LAKE. PRIVATE 3 3 ano bath FE 81370 . is OF FURNITURE FE FOR ith apt or without. 14, Bloomfield Terrace | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Fe aaa |e PLL | 2 AND 3 ROOM A BABY welcome. 620 Ws Wesbrod ROOMS. PRIVATE — BATH. storms ani screens. gas heat = fall i - } ' _ 40808. OMS, PRIVATE y BYTRAW j srolt OP ig Ree : Write Mr. Preok Lg be el Davison, Detroit Com: 32600. J BEDROOM HOUSE REFER required. oe fi = rivileges . ae ~ ment MArket mrt | 7 ROOM Mouse, 83 $30. A a MONTE. A 62764. bee aoe PONTIAC SUBERS, October June responsible couple Lincoln ‘e008 RENTALS OF ALL KINDS. $700 THELMA M_ ELWOOD RENTAL DEPT. FE ¢- 4-2983 MODERN § ROOM HOUSE ABD bath, off M-59. Duck Lake Dean Dr. 281) Phone MU +0068. inquire 1010 Grubo Rd 5 ROOMS AND D BATH 20 Putna aan 2 AROUND E. front 23 bedrooms larg L a4 conveniently Tocated. vou 18 } ROOMS AND BATH. GAS HEAT, Elk Cleaners, 285 Oakland Ave. LARGE ANSION NN HOUSE- trailer. Fi | PARTLY FURNISHED ) HOUSE in | FC oR — aan home on — |; MY 40068. § DIXIE WiGHWAY. ¥ Room “house, E Mio Call hg 0 te 4300 Lessing Water- o } BEDROOM MODERN. GAS PUR- — Elizabeth Lake area. De- tiene 008 v Care of child. ‘s same home| _ W. ! : wornige mother if preferred. | ¢ “Room 0ZY HOUSE FOR Puone 'F 47042. Tent. 3 to 4 only. 7 ROOM PRIVA EN-| _tion, 299 Oakland trance & - a utilities | WALLED LAKE ALL WODERWN Tore garage. 6S. narall | "courcrionses, 2 otqwems, Jee: ~ PRIVATE er y . 5 ngou, APARTMENT PHA $15 weekly $65 EB Lake Dr. bes Ges heat and hts furnished eeretaker at 136 Walled Lake Aduits only. 285 Whittmore Court or MA 43234. '3. ROOMS AND BATH UTIL Te 2-0475 HEAT 1425 SECOND 22-6665 furnished West side FE NEW 3 AND BATH OIL Private entrance PE 2-1 AND BATH | floor close in Call |} ROOMS AND ae “PRIVATE ACTION ON YOUR LISTING | Geo _U_ Scales Realtor FE FE 2-5011 TRADES Larger comes tor emalier city | property for suburban or farms homes for incomes, large down cquity Tredes made to. salisty bed eoncerned Cal! “DORRIS & SON ge eb CO-OP MEMBERS Huron CP 4-887 1a CASH FOR EQUITIES We have investors “now buy? eeated in medium priced we + ated Aare Call us for imme- ! on ~ ROY KNAUF, Realtor 28% W Ruron _FE 23-7421 WTD FARMS OF” A ALL L KINDS. PW. Dinnan, 6 W_ Huron St LISTINGS WANTE ED NORDMAN REAL ESTATE \ ROMEO MICHIGAN { Plateau 2-3567 | | | WT. MOUSES AN AND have buvers Pw i Sal aE te | Rent ‘Apts, Foraidied 33 | ROOM STOVE AND REFRIGER- - INCOMES. Dinnan 66 ater private entrance, adult FE 24576 1 ROOM & KITCHENETTE 1 1? OR 3 ners so Slate re cen APT. PRIVATE EN- tress. wa Aubura Ave ' | {ia ROOM APTS . eisbea Ae pomecree 620 Wes- brook ROOM NEAR PriuvER BODY ° \* with refrigerator, hot water clean | linens Men only 30528 | 2 ROOMS. ADULTS FE sores ROOMS FOR 1 OR 2 MEN. FE >-T158 132 N. Johnson (HAS DONE IT AGAIN Thet folks. We pore sold over 96 per cent of ae and «@ esperately in need of types of property to sell For | quick and courteous action. Call i Office Open 0-8 A. JOHNSON, Realtor VF 4-2533 1704 S, Feleg: aph Rd. } C ASH IX 24 HOURS Per your- equity im your bome or farm Call us on i the We will be at your home within 1 heur 2 Get our offer before you | deal We mean business’ ; lle M. STOUT | Eves ‘ti! 830 \ N atane a Ph. FE 5-6165 | ls byda APT POR MEN CLOSE in 6 E Pike ee NEWLY DECORATED. 2 LARGE | clean rooms Privite bath on entrance Adults FE 2-8405 3 = “BLOCK FROM FISHER ns beat and iignts furn wee wu me small baby. _ $1453 3} ROOMS PRIVATE, ENTRANCE. x noon ) privileges 2-853 oe. Private entrance FE 5-3585 5 ROOM _LOWER APARTMENT. | Ueilities furnished 8 Edith Pass ENTRANCE | 2 ROOMS Mt FE 5-8466 = aooehe 239 RF Russell 3 Kooks BASEMENT APART- ment. al! utilities furnished. Pr ’ bath end = entrance. re £3! 5 nook NEWLY DECORATED Sekcans entrance 1 or 2 adults _100 Norton, son. FE 5-202 after 4 2 AND ? -Sepeoous nished Pav own lahts $55_to 820 2 bull Lake OR call nstairs _tlose to_ bus 2 ROOMS, | REFRIGERATION, ‘Pri vate bath and entrance. Ph FE _ 55502 2 AND ft ROOM FURNISHED apts. 102. Parkhurst. ON BUS LINE. PRIVATE 2 Cnn only. 266 8. Jes- ROOMS entrance _sie St 3 FURN ROOMS OMS ADULTS S WALK- Call FE 17-0780 anytime Office seve Commerce Rd. ing distance Call after 3 30. FE WANTED USED 7 PIANO FOR Ph Pont eae or 25043 church small” grand preferred | . FLOOR. A. WORK- Also interested +n used electric ‘wr. HAVE BUY na WAITING FOR : Fg Aigg 2' 4 Organ of i re pecan Mil- | @ to 6 room 7 ROOM MODERN — FURNISHED iSHED _ford ,MUteal —|K. G. Hempstead. Realtor |° apt near fates and bus. 27 102 E. Huron _Parkdgie Le Wanted to Rent 29) er 4none ee PF 21317'7 AND MATH. NEWLY DECO- | i IAS | a —— rated, utilities furn. Close in. FE ROOM & BOARD FOR 3 ages 3 4 5, NEED boys 24017 ; OR GARAGE TO 18 sailboat for winter Pontiac Press CITY OFFicIAL WIFE. < Two amall chiidren wang furnished or unfurnished «ap. jor heuse call FE 2-1436 or_FE | 568% NEED LA BEDROOM HOME | FOR couple. Thelma M. EB} ai Service, E 4-3583. . FREE TO LANDLORDS LISTINGS | needed THELMA M. ELWOOD. Rental Dept FE ¢2583 EDISON. EMPLOYE WANTS 2 bedroom a or house furnished or unfurnished FE 5373 FREE SERVICE TO ALL LAND- lords Qualified tenants furnished RUSSELL H YOUNG RENTAL AGEN 'Y. FE 41444 PL ut = 7 aoe ; EM- and 1 child desires, Death ut unfurnished house; or lower fla 5-2300. WANTED $ ROOM — HOUSE £ UN- rnished, North end of town. FE BARN Box 5 S esos _ You ING Ww AND 2 small hence desire two bed- room house meen ottice Owners care. | Office _FE 23-0214, 3 Sure Lig Ore PERAIERED 8 ay eee Rea Fisher Body Pontiac ss,‘ Box full time. FE! HOUSE | ' with ere of -mokers. PE +2120 Wid Contacts, Mugs. 32 ow IMM ie ag FoR DIATE YOUR ——- equity in.your 2339 Orchard Lake ‘R4.. FE 4-456) a. “+ arta WE NEED A good @ room btngalow !n m or out of 1 ae neighborhood mtige. 2 A Large Income Bullding show- “tng good return te iniestment 3. A & room bungalow brick or freme with unfinished attic West wood, new | Side preferred 4 Vacant Acreage and [ots 8 A good farm close to Pontiac CAMERON H CLARK FE 446492 1363 W Huron Cocos Real WANTED LISTINGS! We had a cal) om this ad The man said “Come and tist my home. You just sold a home pear me that the people had been trying sel] for months." We call that service GILES REALTY CO. + 92 W. Huron St. - _FE 5-6175 GREEN LAKE see (ON arr tt FO! Estate Eachange “REDE in AKFs™ eras | Homes Lots Ally, ~ LIST IT HERE NORMAN F_ RIT fom COMMERCE RD EM 3-413 WOodward 5-7744 Rime. nere LISTINGS WANTED BUYERS ARE WAITIN Cc BUY SELL. OR TRADE » t Broker | K T. Templeton, Realtor sae “waa ram, Broker FE +084) Open evenings | Estates } .2-4923 ciuliltes. utilities included Winte rates MY 2-017]. 468 8 Bro way Lake ¢ Mich Tru-Rus- tte Cabins ~ ‘33 ROOM APARTMENTS ~~ 700 _Auburn_ Ave 37, ROOMS _ FOR OR ADULTS. 13 Plorane |? ROOMS PRIVATE ne | FoR Men preferred FE ¢- ] |? ROOM FURNISHED APT 1) baby welcome 56 Sylvan Court FE 47183 2 ROOM KITCHENETTE BASE- | ment apt Private beth and en- trance No children. 812 week. joa Midway - ee 3} ROOMS “BREAKFAST NOOK and bath Private entrance. -Util- ties furnished For couple % working gir! ris FE ¢1 1241 MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH. Private entrance $4438 FURNISHED a 4 adults Private trance. Walkiny 4d! ‘aaee town, FE 54x 3 NiCE ROOMS, BATH, EN- trance west. Qu.et mee Sheaed ple or sober man. FE 2-1 J LARGE pooMa, MOD! MODERN, PRE vate and entrance. 22 School St. 25408 7 ROOMS AND BATH FWO CML welcome 1747 Beachcroft, _Eope 3 Harbor 3 } ROOMS. ‘ADULTS ONLY. AFTER _6:00 p,m. 633 Peacock 3 ROOW MODERN. CLEAN. PART- _ly_furnithed 11_N Johnson COUPLE. PRIVATE Batu A entrance On dus line, lines ENE 3 OR down- }-ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER | oe only, FE $1 soo. * an 3 R S WITH PRIVATE meus & bath om West side, aete heat & hot water FF 41241 OOMS. CLOSE sri FOR CoU- | Clemens St | entrance. 332 8 Marshall. No _children. 3 ROOMS ANL ~ BATH . NEWLY dec baby welcome §-1723 ff ROO i UDING UT FiLiTTES Private & wy for em- _ployed e FE 4-1236 ) ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE rance $35 monthly with heat Inquire, 280 r pear Wiison undry. EM 332. _ ARCADIA APTS "HEM [PST FAD FE ¢-6284° "Kk. G. NISHED. vate front entrance. 1 or 2 adults Close Drayton Piasins. jiCE LARGE bath cE MS PRI- vate tile . Body FE 4 1 ROOMS. 1684 ) BALDWIN | BEFORE poet APARTMENT AND BATH- Cali after 4:00 p.m. FE 5-293 (ROOMS BATH ours ONLY. _— entrance Henderson NEW 2 BEDROOM PLAT OVER- Lower. Pettibone Lk. Heat- ed 1420 § Pettibone Lk. Rd, Sutera No 4 MU 47383 : (5 ROOMS ADULTS | OnLy | REY | ~ 1 LARGE SLEEPING ROOM REAR say and “re rj uron or ment call FE 21655. Mr ‘ve. yest |S ROOM APT. HEAT PURINES, $41 Auburn Ave 56 UPPER STOVE HEAT 5282 Dine Hwy OR. 3 1165 LOWER 3 nooks, BS. BATH ~ PRI Oo Tr. 4 ae ; “AND th garage iigies furn bus service, Union Lake shopping center EM 3-431 ERN NEW 3 ROOM APT private bath. _lake privileges 1 EM }-2952 “ORCHARD LAKE AVE . Pasar -— = a. onth "kK. wr HEMPSTE, AD oF E Huron /ON 8 - SAGINAW & eT RE AK OER eral and - Big ‘nants ae os eas References required. rnished rE +1501 § ROOMS AND GARAGE AUTS decorated matic heat. .icely Adults only. Available October 8th Call between 5 and 6 FE 56-0676 Rent Houses Furnished 35 ites peg eee Pe | FURNISHED HOUSE SUITABLE for 2 ag or AVAILABLE Now: tratier, all moderg Call 2-004] or see at My ttle = BEDROOM HOME SUITABLE for smal! tamily Oxbow Lake oane Log Cpbin Tr Trail EM _3-8062 ROOM HOUSE FE 4-5268 J ROOMS FURNISHED ON 8COTT Lake. 3139 )_MeDowell wy “ROOM HOUSE RN. OR UN- furnished... xt o Manny's Bar Apoly at Manny's W uron & Eliz, 1k. : J ROOM “#OUSE NEAR LAKE i Tu oh eter oe Ponicanas } ROOM HOUSE Near TB Hesp + e3- KFEGO_ > MODERN 2 BEDROOMS as heat To June Ist Inquire fies = Beach. _Phone _¥E 7 ROOM { MODERN HOUSE ON White Lake aby or i teenager welcome Avai -_ June $65 mo. aes 6PM 5 ROOM HOUSE = } RENT. Children welcome. Phone FE ROOM COMPLETELY FUR- nished house av October 1 to June 1, $60. a month. 695 Lakeside. FE 8-(279 Apply Satur- _day and | Sunday 7 BEDROOM. BASEMENT HOME. S Goanalie , water ol hoa! 3 miles Pontiac Reason- w. of UNi-ersity +3177 Detroit LOVELY 2° BEDROOM. NICELY furnished newly decorated. mod- ern hew-e 8 miles from Pontiac ROOM CABINS, KITCHEN | Fa.| _Us | | $70 monthly Baldwin to Clarkston richt to Josiyn, left to ae Lew. | son jon - ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED | 620 | Buena Vista Believue Lake Orton |MANDON LAKE 9 MILES FROM, Pontiac. Ides ie 2 Dedroom strictly | modern cuetraat Lovely grounds. & months ease Ls 46240. CLEAN CO/Y 2 AND 3 BEL rooms furnished; flush toilets. 817 Forest Dr Rove 6. Cedar Isiand _Lake, P Pontiac. NISHE’» < 800M & BATH mediate possession. Will lease for one yr $66 mo. Phone O 3-1268. FURN. HOUSE FOR RENT. CHIL- $080 welcome. Romeo PLateau FUrN OR UNFURN. 1 BED room Oct. 1 to-June 1. 3517 Or- | mond Rd. Phone Milford, Mutual | 4221 FURNISHED, WINTERIZED CcoT- tage for rent. 65 Lakeside Dr.. Elizabeth Lake Sho a. 3, from 1 ti 56 P.M, FURNBHED, bis s 7308 Ha. disty IT a — shower, 558 ete Lake or Tea 03 F Lande UPPER 1° ROOMS AND BATH. i Private caarence. FE ¢6738. t A i a aE we “Hu- \* children | pm. de PT Rouse: | 4090 Drige Water- om paste. A AG € COUPLE ONLY MODERN ALL c CAB- ms All utilities furnished sleeps 4 weet CR 3-1700. Pontiac Lake — ‘ourt High- | TWO BEDROOM oe oO VIt- | — ot ere atae I YE4R ROUND MODERN 4 ROOMS ad bath -ear Cass Lake. Adults oniy 4-4007 SAM WARWICK HAS A 4 BED- room lease at $100. also 3 bed. room « $125 Immediate posses- sion FE 48090 2678 Orchard Lake Rad 4 ROOMS AND BATH - BASEMENT. as furnace West side Adults only Call 318 Voorheis after 500 pm ROOMS & BATH. Of. HEAT, | lakefront, Drayton Pisine, mod- | ern oo Write Peatios Press Box Rent Lake Property 36A CABIN. 2 ROOMS FURNISHED | Gas beet Child welcome, MY 2-968! oF MY 3-7263. |] AND 2 BEDROOM PURNISHED apartments Moderp kitchens and Hot water, heat ——— Children perm 4tted 8 Trail ‘Walled Lake, Phone oo trait TOwnsend 6: 68-3821 For Rent Rooms 37 LARGE: room FE BUSINESS GIRLS hd SHARE A | CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS IN | modern spartment building near downtown. oF eg. caretaker Beiter Apts. home, private entrance M4 Filor- eee. €LOse IN NICE ROOMS. MEN _only. Mechanic. CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. FE JRL 1a COOKING PRIVILEGES. val entrance line, Pe +24 bus Crescent Lake FE 5-681 NICE SLEEPING ROOM HOME | pela a Also garage _— Lo First Ave. rE 43473 | NICE ROOM | NEAR < GENERAL hospitel for working girl _Thorpe PE 2-0063. ROOM FOR RENT FOR WORKING sir] Home privileges 362 KE _fyson Phone FE E 2-0507 after 4. SLEEPING RC ROOMS | 51 Pine St FE 54-6407 SLEEPING ROOMS FOR 2 WORK- ipe giris, Kitchen privileges. Call rE f after 5:00 pm cacegt WARM CLEAN with garage in private home 1 or ? gentiem a. 1S atiece on off Oakland Ave NICE LAROE SLEEPING ROOM | eh a west ade. ROOM FOR —— PRi- vate home PE 3-6108. 393 EAST MONTCALM Corne, of Glenwood 5 minute walk to Pontiac Motor and Fisher Body $5 TO $7 PER WEEK stn clean rooms kitchen privi- Rooms With Board 38 WANTED: BOARDERS WOULD consider man with child Close in, CE Pe _ Room aXkp BOARD FOR 2 MEN. PE 44184 ROOM AND oe Pp nNoLe beds. Home privileges FE 5 ae MEK, ROOM AND BOARD FOR BOARDING | HOME > POR ELDER- ly women ROOM & BOARD FOR 2 SOuTH- buddies, Da Srret y workers pre- =... Convalescent Homes 38A ppt-rhalr apap CARE FOR 32 Curtis Convalescent __heur hursing service. VIERS REST HOME. censed rood rooms Registered ; charge Reasonanie rE mg 812. STATE Lt- and lovely nurse in rates OL Island. 32-5103 337 W Kennett _ Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN Room by Dav or Week Also 1 & 2 Room Apartments Cooking and refrigeration un!t 464 Auburn rE HOTEL ROOM $7 50 PER WEEK. Just 1 left Huron: Hotel, W. Huron St FE 2-8266 HOTEL ROOSEVELT Tf you are lcoking for a home atmosphere tn a hotel and hotel service, | “WERKLY RATES $12 and up ROOMS WITH TV FE $-8126 | HURON HOTEL. CLEAN mod. rooms by day or wk. 45 W. Huron 6t. Ph. FB 2-8266 Rent Stores " groRE SPACE FOR RENT Se corner of Perry and and Josiya Warehouse. _* o arivets door FE sane, You NEEDN'T LOOK: FURTHER! 3 f ; house, car, {3 For that job-or any. thing “you else want, check the Want Ads First. ' CLEAN 1 Fao "ROOM. QUIET z single beds automatic heat yor water Shower, clean quiet. tor 473 E Mansfield ROOM. BOARD AND LAUNDRY - in bachelor home. 233 Lexingtos Piece off “chool_ St rere __ , . aa | is Fr pe og é * = ‘eye ™ aE edie el A oe «lex awl . ‘ ; v t . 2 , uy ° * < ; zi a ; ~ as ~. Bs me jee . . _ is a ™ + : rom zi . at bi A fl 2 ’ ; j * ‘ f : : & sf ‘ * ‘ ; , i nh ; BO e i 4 ff , ~ , eine meant 7 4 i ( . , . : a ° F , ; ‘ - a 4 a , To Se , Oe . > Af _ ‘ ‘4 j = % : 1 ; ' a } are - He ye ee ; boat ~ ¢ ; = . . - \ pt ee ee ee — ti “THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRID. AY, OCTOBER 1, 19 “6: = on ) THIRTY-FIVE Ouses 43 For Sale Houses ; = , ‘ a | BUILD Now |*enaee 5 poop poraueme For, Sale Howes 43|/SLICE OF HAM : __£ or Sale Houses 43/ _ For Sale Houses # 43 For Sale Houses | 43 2 ik % , ACANT 5 ROOMS. UNFINISHED " - Bou ~* ~ . ~ RPI DOI NEW ke ON WALTON BLYD 3 ‘SHELL MOUSE With | 7 fe ser meee aS Se PAS peers OU heat, 2 lavatories Attractive anch homes 2 snd 2 |, Pind O Postise, Ob isan | sement_ OF 57766 _ BES gee et 3- Net ban Arvet be p-sags | MODMAN 2 BEDROOM motte, gt INCOME | ful Nesausass Vormeue ‘aest. ARMS | ¥ ree a Goes — 2 HOUSES NO 1” 63.500, 5300 | Martine, Pull price 96,500, terms AT ELIZABETH LAKE wel 31101 owl FAl R 3001s down. Needs plumbing No Zig” A golimine for an smbitious R. J. “VALUET, Realtor | Seett plaming Sues 4 to 4) crniiohaM eee =) (ae | ne ee a . ROOM HOUSE WiTH 2.LOTS.| { pa a Ee 7 BIR 3 BEDROOMS on ACRES es own Needs fining’ | by owner, A vety a) coe 2s oa onan Real Eitive ee Priced f 0 © atseas” ry pear & schocis $4090 mand . A — : 4 RascH TY SHELL. GOOD LO : with tera.s 128) Cherry- spot * beg: ,for 6 pes Bites oO) Fe ari ra ee | eoreae: o| 7 | oar as cary ae fered | ge eS Sma ae as a es » F NE eichm. 5 tor, MI¢ : ean Ou tu e. breeteway to 2 < ¥ “ACRE 1,000 DN. BY OWNER BUILT AND PLAN- modera* 3 room apt RBERT Cc. “DAN 1S | BY OWNER « ¢ YEAR OLD ) 3 BED car sarege. All this ond only | cacao, chen ; \ oie aa ‘ ned tor ¢ unt 4 oe each.| $15, , upetaizs. 4925 Pontiac Lake _ Foom ranch house on te 2 —S 2m Ted | otoee throom. * t, ate egle APT. ~ « STORE 20x75 FT. ee frat ecbeal ete ‘EAST SIDE oo cabarvéston Vust 2 mat worth ef | cut at cand an a plot wp aa = i ~ na a 1 E oF as , ce ts _. MAIN CORNER FURNISHED - tition Bi Sir i bene ‘ pid’ wal naan were, : m | Rwotine city tims, “6.260 e100 | | pore inrmauon, write Box * a te Sakis - as , ~ be ss jgora, j La . r KEEGO HARBOR - TERRACE BY O9PEp 5 SOUR IE - Tx vaitcturamce Prive | PAUL JONES REAL ESTATE | — THELMA M. ELWOOD 15 room eit newly decorated. Large Willow ““besen Keego reeaenehiy ‘tk °. 33_W. Huron PE 4-3506 LAKE 5143: Cans-Elizabeth Rear 25 7 can be used fooms new cil furnace, goad | howe Royal Oak, Lise beet. | FOR COLORED : ~~ OXFORD AREA . oe oomi74 “re t3e™ Goan Mie 1 Stor rms nn a . ~ : as part of store or apart- | eat er sop ai ie: Pus we) ACREAGE. t or i Ft me ee mt Attractive @ room fully modern LOUISE rage. shade om paved fond, Water ment, located on main — NE STORY Lovely, “ti? 19 acfes | roiling : > i asus orks 8 Sedapeehe Oe Groom) Goreme bce mama Be = ~ e " Ls ? . > . . = 2o: se corner in Keego Harbor, THREE BEDROOMS ain an GMs ce Kat CKLER REALTY. cai ann cm beresee Tar ge LA - | way, garage rica home, ‘breese- | Pull basemeft in €@ room nome. 4 BEDROOMS P26 Saginas : FE 44001 | rege har qenolty pine ivity $2000 down at stop light. Reasonable! Giassed-in porch, lot 160 ft deep a. Eves FE 7-610 WE 5-8312 Pees 2 ‘oe Ter ft Less, ommant Meme, Lotes Lens close to school and ous and Wil! swap thts ¢ bedrooms 2 - : ebpeatrahe ageet poe lakef i: coeetenorarr ban cae : rent, will lease. See own-| 950, | story on paved treet fo FOR SALE OR RENT TO DESIR. Oxtord, Mich. __- Oa_ #3122 dyeing Vedtelt! Sho) Go ores. total price. Call paced or 2 bed able f4muly Modern 3 bedroom afford With $3100 you can move GE “0, MI PARI BLE, realtor er at store. a 4-9584 or stop at 136 E Pike tn a eres ei im vicingdy of fpome full basement. breeseway. S2. 200 DOW N Inte tas jnauriogs — root. | €261 Andersonville Rd Waterterd ? j 2 car garage ‘) acre Near White | Bee th le ded ru bun- ‘ jodern hone s you turn | LAWRENCE W RIDGEWAY tate Peseta tere oie rue gee 2 Dearowm bur | nto the itcle drive ou! will a6. a a Be cps (os : t 1 " ¥ @ | TO R WT SMALL BUILDING ON | ors Baldwin + foot? Pico gal ovis ig Penstes a Oxsetser ume ring mrOr! | lake Front . pape ~ @ Cs hath i Plains. vt +6203 | / Full besement oil furnace 60 ny sr eee Sen Sigil i shape tart it lovely 7 room come featuring Bases Tish Dinte aw . owe’ SY LVAN LAKE : ee eee waiemeies, Beer ee eel mace saleres reas | eueee tadsees cae nan Geek “Co- y room Recta hom : ry oy rough @ e loseab neater are ent Office Space | "Co-operative Real Estate Exchange ‘yoe home large Fpocrde! ing PONTIAC REALTY COt| aren vou Tar “now ace ‘iting a perenne with, full mode pler ‘ room # spac hy base a na) tle and — 3 : EAST SIDE : closet space. “Venetian Bite ST BUYS bth St rE s-a375 gins, wall irom ene ta cette matic ei] heat, children’s play Ra) end: Sear <> storms and screens. H pe The ‘carpeting ts like walking on| "OUS¢ 2 car garage and nen € room. Livine room, dining room| fully insulated. Aute a heat, RED ) HORSE air The corner fireplace extends | ©! lake frontage This rty kitchen down. 3 bath aa Best ye th can be bo = H 43; om 3 ead Double garage Lovely lawn, Will TODAY a eo a | = a Sale Houses up Gas sext New complete| sell completely / so18 19 Casa, ELIZABETH RD outd BerB-Q You are sure| 9088. Hurry. ~ “ we _— —— =. front oe. auto. washer an4 Pacsteng ty ‘gi 000 / . < , - 8 a OF the mo eke Pi Stor screens. or unfurnished for , J ove ne H @ RESALE: PER CENT. » sehool $7,200, $1900 gown Doroth Ss yd der Lave, bash po COUNTRY HOME HOUSES oi the elt, KINpe "TW Lake Louise lake. The master bed- ioneer Highlands Ww. bh a a and mo - y Pee er vender Beautifully located itn the Dinnea Bon’ 6s w robe, seis er n'y nat home, featuring. hv ive a 7) SoM HOMME CON- go rs 3140 W. Huron St. FF A best residential district of com > ci =. beth and bat. shower whiet kitehen. ceramic eod'2 - HOME < 3441 Clarkston. A very dignified ¥Y Ow 7 BEDROOM MOD- r | bed : ansg Se tciner| ve Séinn or Petru | HATCHERY R Ect yee name wih te OMEN 5 BERD, WOO | intent gereareg em | Sones al ae RE GARAGE HOUSE, \D/ loveliest interior we hav wn ey and) mat 1] mens, : . gas, city water, stool a clean | See this large 3 bedroom es ts ae Make > Tene : See BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM | HOME, | lve s Perimeter automatic yard. an a se EAST SUBUR t Beiahberheod near Pont Mot low. Lavatory Floor fu quack bar 3 plcce beth apd net- O son ground There are etx bed- . ROCHESTER AREA on | ¢ Dedrme, & full bath vp | standing appointments such ae oll GI's $258 DOWN ms E 2S 5091 or FE 5-2564 ce Electr we ond rooms tn this home, three 100 ft frontage. Ranch home.| heater 2 car garage. Only — ico refrigerators. There | put) basement. oti heat, completely Huron a. Must be RWIN & ROSA The vine PM age ppg Large living room 3 master bed-| $10,008 60 | a price geod garage. $25,000) finished Office located on Car Cosperetie Real t rooms. Smack bar x : : lyle between Strathmore POR BETTER HOMES } st you will Yind any- _pieted ak ha “CRAWFORD ee row lense tt Baia Are were aes i hice “TO KK Income mows incur axpscmmaor| faiftn'™ bao eit onto wh | ENT 0 imin, rt) DRAYTON AREA AGENCY Owner says t will cnerificn te for jd ante PE 3-0544 PE 2-2161 room —— Pied OO Vineonts” ree dno aes a _ —— modern to the minute OPEN ito” § FE4-3179 UDSEN > 63% W. Huron re 41540 @ quick gale. This 4 i doors — —_ the cellent om money tote ve room bungalow with gas ars ern home completely 4 tio This truly fine 1 &@ beth in ane and 3} and bath eet, piacteved Sols. oak Mosse, Bennett St with 40 ft. of lovely sandy beach. iving and it may be yours im:eother.'2 car garage. tile lovely kitchen, and other Flizabeth Lake Estates ie & ‘ ~ Located approximately +A intles be for only $7500 down r outstanding features such as full a home good fie Peetae an eens geee | - \ By eppointment. : ' bath stool in basement, et- 4 Bedroom , ones rooms gad, Sach XCLU a John K. Irwin tached 3 room apartment, at | This comfortable family home y 06.608 wih : EXCLUSIVE tached 18 fruit trees ber-| peeds o handy man the upstairs $1.000 DOWN | FAMILY HOME — Center Cus af ts finest vaberben x REALTOR ries, Also ® a tome finishing | West Iroquois OFFERS On this ¢ room home in a good _—S hal! entrance. Exceptionally locetions A rmbling ranch SINCE i928 lawn. Will sell for 614.280 with| I youre y man with « 7 bath logation with a large lot. Now | large room has nat. style home in deautiful "ve eb a a — te terms large be sure to see this tion : — > Family and Store | pemted for $15 per week. Owner | ural firep Pers: stvie Bicemfield Mishieeds. You We Want someone to look at) _ 24631 EVE FE 31008 INDIA spacious —_ with | bas and 2 ; : | very anxious to sell and might! kitchen imodern) — good wilh marvel at the living this home thet has been shopping | TO BUY TO SELL, BRALTOR FOUR BEDRO on eee Btore building of brick and take @ little lese down i dining space. heated sun reom with two large pic- rape = — eee bees om the PARTRIDOE t THe BIRD TO wen cok oe 00M — hot water, qeerege. oaks on WM H KNUDSEN erm range pes HURON GARDEN —- ened z — on onaes ———— koow that if you've leshed of @ =. —_— bathe. one bedroom down three ones For delaiie oat ter pT , ; matic water heater One 3| Young le moving pane of ert pseonn! ', go — Oat eneias ‘eet oth jot of nome. You'll sey that our ’ : = . iful modern) FE $1201 or 93370. FE 4- ' room and one 4 room apert. ada ss aos : ne : listing ts one yeu never dreamed | \Vest Side kitchen, to wall carpet ~? 4-4516 Eve. FE 5-7306 ment ap ceseeel | Geaen heme oe this 3 bedroom . Basement, gas heat and take the chill off the bong you'd find If vou enjoy @ beau- ~ fireplace gas AC best, concrete | “RTT” Nich : 510 - Ponte Bans og eer ye modern home for e low down: automatic -electrie water winter evenings Thére are =| (itul, wel. landscaped lot with| 4 Bedroom Grive and 2 cer garage Will Nicholie — 220: Peetee Sate Dest Bite mayment it t two large bedroams and 4 wine ee torise, Wil be gied to show os peng A orgy ra with kitchen and inte "el and te niedies ata ont seac® ios | Weshington Jr Migh aree 2 bed. eo REAL ESTATE HUN Near ios Joseph Hospital| et your enritest convenience. terms - a one end a half car ga- the ciddice te ate veur-| recms ead full Beth dows. full ©. . UMPHRIES pedroom modern home. | Fage Total pricy ts #26, cot te lock ri this belote yoo | “inne ee a e809 DOWN ’ Be prepered te oe 0 bensaifal gas beat, gas weiter besier OFFICE OPEN 9-8 | OFF © PERRY eT — 4 — se bay. Thilo heme ip very, comm’ Cantmong seneeratie heat and het MODERN BUNOALOW bedroom 7 bath beme S s and ec c insw- . gractous” foom modern mee om jerge bes Two bedroom cement bieck : ston, jated. venetian blinds 3 lots.) A JOHNSON. Realtc home. Living reom. dining t600 DOWN tarvetivine ‘oom end 000 | Bole soy nome ner An ies! | structed bungalow with full betn = > frut trees. Built in 194? 99.- | - a . oT room. and “delure” kiteh- Neat little bungalow located wtility Leg Sir slenty of sicer- 9 = bain. alles re foluree Prieed decorations i arty Am with — - FE 4-2533 cedesues and newb ep ‘ran on the north side of town ina aree for ‘you end your fem- {201 or FE 3-337. Gsesaree, Priest ot heen Established 1918 = roe a , aL, Bag ; West Side 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. {| Segrment, compinte whe ot ve fust rel fer 8. sonal with ond fence This | “BUD” Nicholi WE SELL - WE TRADS : wan stirectiv ceting esruer, Bes cases tek ee — _- utilijies, Storms. screens, famtiy There are several bome a: automatic ofl-fed hot oN pchtlacs ome oe ingle home! or bedroom down. 7 tome full dining room. ves- sol peggy Bice shede trees on this lot water heat which ‘assures REAL ESTATE DORRIS & SON Srosme” fo" tothe. full “heoc| sigcnier grive. BB sone 16 ss fe | k IN / | F R be sold See this one today for cats Gules out pou bot ort os for lees thas. 100 © yeor mw ho Og Gaon ter hurry — tn fuel bill: The tull price ts ' REALTORS co-op yee coment drive, Paved street | COMPLETE SET-UP. Very ley Tiaemio- & Gereona, feneed . - WATKINS LAKE — Seidom oot wns $2,000 ¢own. $45 mo = WwW. Muren CPE 108 Asking price 91.000 with $2,800 modernised farm home, | let, 4 per cent interest. Full Sylvan Lake Front do we offer such a well CHURCH IN THE ere vou waiting for—call down. GRES, small vern. es price $11.97, terms In best location right ee ee : ° ber Bip ccocogae Maggy, =m | Beer, 7 James & Bisa Boartou 2 |_—some ae this 5-room bun- WILDWOOD GATEWAYS {OE | SBEDRM RANCH sryLE suBuR.| fooms up | 4 Bed . A | poaasi ike sain aman bate | galow Center hall plan. to | | SATU ben home all on one floor Btone fireplace New kitehen edrooms—t™% Acres ee wan) aunmen 8 spacious living room. effi- Country ehurch located north | RDAY 10-4 Altractive modern kitchen with | [First Moor recreation : seca ec cats a peas bungalow with stteched 2 | ciency kitehen “with plenty of Pontiac This building \s mp pe Pe Pe HAPPINESS Dish master carvese ‘dis-| basement. gas heat Live here - @ld. Living room tie? with @ 1942s Liv room | 18080: of cupboards, 2 cross-ven- in very gond condition. It, home pa 30 acres of beautifully — oe liv Tm. wall-to | i comfort! 625000 convenient pieture window. 16x18 Het, ise “inches” 3 mice | -—«Wilated bedrooms: full beth; iestadiog 2/18 mi bere are wooded. fuming geuuiey ase: chewer bath and { ‘terms. | streamlined kitchen, “full bedrooms and 6 walk-in plastered painted — wails, please end one ergen, AR | ictem: Clue Carpeted | 17°S NEAT AND TID be t vent, AC basement with of! AC heat. closets. Also. recreation gleaming floors, high dry _ Of this for jest 93.088 rouge aes ¢ a . . i TIDY on nest. Pane Yenced combination storms and, foom and 2 fireplaces Lot basement. Garage Extra 21972 of OR F170 | on full basement AC ol Kitch | WATERFORD DISTRICT yard. % sere deer gerane umy rie screens | excellent | garden 73180. Best sand beach. |S large let, well aped Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Opes Pro _§ Bua _ 1 tw $ _|- eree pa gg Page Se and bath. 2 pareep vend, 00. Close to : pace, berries trum — plenty rden TT N. Saginaw St. ta ~ ORION preatY SEE ae ness in f room one ficor pian reach oe com mu- + ae pgp mel ag ilo Indian V illage J: | Space Owner transterted. "| nee. tu see | Sqelter Oreen Rie MY 94031. | MY, forces, ene: Yor guich | (ype home with combinatice Ritch. aa RE oa Pk Bac : Priced below investment Away from all traffic | a | $1,080 DOWN - dows. Drive! A” thing foset 5 master bed | SUBURBAN NOR $14,700 terms notse and & short walk 9600 ww — 3- | ect § oom modern dunge- ° ae Road naan -{ come, This nigheons ja @ Co-Operstts f eal I este achange ‘ for the ch vata to Webster bo 3-vedrooms low, good condition, modern kiteh- poms. ook floors atered wells rm ome ' | School. This is a real value home with unfinished ettie CONTEMPORARY HOME, EX- en. off heat good basement. | " r ld M vegetiag blinds heat, storms rm @ renta at oO ar Flizabeth Lake Estates | ‘thet wont lest’ loos, Spe. and 2 lots west of Pontiac. posed beam ceiling in living, fn, eerage nice jot, move right FLOYD KENT, Realtor. | 974 screees. fully ins ~ Built month ent. 3-car ee. Attractive ranch type home. | lous € foom brick colonial | «Path, to the bath. Total of foom. fireplace warirébe closet in $7450 full price FE 44813 (24 W Lawrence PE ceres| 60, wie privilogse cn Lotus rage baal Gere lot. ideal $ rooms and bath on first and 1% tiled baths Built $4047 and only 886 per beautiful shaded jot Privileges ———— ——- — Oven Eve: take You won't beat ft st 94.850. for gard svat on, chert SUN. 1 to § cor, plug 12x20 heated | in 1982, Has fireplace, oak month. See it now on Elizabeth Lake Marvilie Drive 7 . ee ‘Br Office eo Bev $1.973 down CALL Us NOW, | drive to north- 2 ete Vbreeseway alo 2 knotty | floors. painted, walls, storms oe off CasEiueben FE soo = A HOME OF YOUR , = FE 48 Ci see down, total orice sinses | itsebem Late frost. Tats 3 ped bina Feome we Full bese. | ant rom ice He beer RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor NEW L IST ING | OWN ' -YOUR LANBLORD— | west i ag this einde 7 hing _@ level gah 19026 —— 4 —tathet dear} day Easy new FHA terms 73 W Huron — METHOD 4 - —— BOUGHT A HOUSE modern 2 « tun | featicn reom. Pirepince, Lertocs ‘ lake priv- : ~ ire 3-4263— OF eS eet Seth. Dota i : Whv should you pay for itt: prs | Basement ou ta rtiace Lane- tod Parc bus to Waterford , leges, 2 Jandscaped lots. GI Veterans Att! Co-opefative Real Estate Exchange FOR you! ; Seminote Hitt. 7 i mee 4 _ Vows. or Weta tere ‘er = ES | powrne oor fetes Seae iteabe 2 7 Ee —— t18 200 with FHA terms in eee) ~~ . Convenient to Webster grade and School ranch typeof & wel or- Pid — = | This tee real value ine |. Wansnewip Jt" high scowls CAB a eman ranged rooms and bain, featubing THE LMA M. EL oo Sil fake kr | newer bungalow -2 bedrooms | em eton - excellent 7 room frei e 21° living room 2 Bes bed-| 5 . 10 Case Fiisaetn jane Bk Silver Lake Front and beth down and large | "we OUARANTEE YOU ACTION! “S750 ""Urrace GAM best gy Hiv | rooms of] heat, 2 car garage Loy D KENT. Realtor |rt’ tim FE ~ § bedroom /3 bath and leve- finished attic room. Rec- = | you have property to sell garage, and @ very wonderful | A 72x22 landecaped ‘plot tr the | 36 W. Lew = _+3044 Open 8 to 7 oon home | hm exéelient con- reation — ——. alum- } Pioneer Highlands { - BI Waterford, | petehberhood Immediate posses Whv Pav Rent? — -Oliered at $10,450, $2,450 "Sock Eve PE 8-6105 | om Well ter- ‘num storm creens. i : g | Clarkston or surrounding | sion Best price and terms poss! | whea yo wn ee KIDDIES WILL | Br. Office ul pt | —— GARDENS raced 61/ foot lot Living Onty 10 per “cent down plus | 2. dedroom brick. Ceramic tile mm areas phone us One of our = ble Shown anytime—call now. ee LOVE : rca oer 6 room home. new! coon vexie @ | mige. costs to,G 1. Veteran. beth and kitchen Full divided | walned Undissmian| (wil) ap | maculste 2 bedroom bun- L ees. all pice reoms, Cm Iie. Enchen {tats basement Gas heat Nice igh | raise your property for ee ee aK WHAT YOU G | Beat.” garage dust Block tot cedar cidsets rrace Seminole Hills | Vides "Cask to mortguge, ays market value 2 Family—Wisner School) oe beth ol het. QUICR 7 FRESH AIR RAS et ——| fone? NFR Lek Mune | 0x27 facing < | . rth off Oakiand & rooms = AN 4 tat} Casoment, or un | $ room end sunroom 2 s | WE ASSURE ACTION BECAUSE: | bath down nao of & a Te | poserast eal Investignie an interesting view of liane ; reereation room boat dock | © home all newly decorated Keego Harbor | Double of level plot with frutt and berries WEST SIDE —~ ; and - beach 3 miles and «in — condition inside Bo | We wit $i © 4a floors. Soctcree wails. 116.500. ; galore, surrounding « & and Qr Yl Good clean 4 bedroom- home. from An outetand- and out ft living room | A 3 bedroom furnished. | fe Levi idl td ied |) ; white cottage = Living room 13x21 Dining room ns : with Rreotace ‘o's and ail rooms | 8d lake privileges. T1800" | Sor cach dey your propery? | Cute & Cozy wy uvilee seam oi dining sel. | ok ‘Buia in beth & | - ; garage. Price $14,780, terms. | ee | North—Oft Joslyn | Bewty, decorated 1% story epaciove Buches sscogtional a THE “BIRD” TO sre. an tae torn | Roy. Annett Inc. Room Bungalow Nice 4 ida stores | Serre Sas —— oe appar, Rab cer] © See ein, Pees. ory and these. ie cor gerege| BRICK RANCH | west SME C—O a ne eee hg ee HR diet Mindatatss | Br coc ote RAs PLUS INCOME | Sis WF “eae nate fed ! ~ j } ” open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 peered a wajtpea | down paymen Three Bedrooms ante toveate To Buy-To Sell—To Trade entre eiyse ort reach heme with |. polo no aca a “ings tag = | . Plenty rubs | WHI E All on one ficor, close tn West = : baiement wrth atio |” reom soma 2? & bath up. Gas a | a wers Price $10,500, 'K. L. Templeton, Realtor : ram | — Large tet Doll H YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT rom oa heat erat ee | heat, garage . | 09 Oreliard Lake Ra. FE ¢-4000 ee a es ' mentale balks nase) | FE PH F. REISZ | John Kinzler, Realtor» -—— oe . BROS ‘N. Johnson Avenue blocks from Drayton. The | MAHAN Freed fey quer ‘saat oe |Pe oan? Bere Eve. . | @70 W. Huron &t. FE 4-3525 ‘ ° Beven room freme home—ell ~ living room and the . | Co-operative Real Estate | If ne answer -. Fr 2-023 ,W ILLIAMS LAKE RD. * large foome, 3} bedrooms and Ss heave walk "|, SMALL FARM ,— 4 - : | Open Eves till 9 2 bedroom! tungeiow, large nite) OR 3-1872 OR 3-1769 | bath up Full ‘basement. stoker te . Large REALTY CO. REALTORS a , CAPRI MODEL. : Tre Car pane Or a a arse reaea hemes | 0100, DOWN WEST HURON BRICK AND HARGER CO. | fear 2e'Fias bec ARD E. PARTRIDGE | - epputniment Marble. window vis "throughout Oxbow Lake front Year around M8 PER MONTH INCOME 123 54 w Huron St” es Fe sain, 91:00 down balance ie S17 | $1120 DOWN. Brand new 3 bed- REALTOR — FE2-8316! f " Als 1 bedroows have large odie 2 bedroom home sunpotch, weil: ft. of frontage. excellent location == 183 ; room bungalow, exterior all 43 W Huron 8. Oven , North door, times, Kicres uart Gat | beach on suame fal pace “OXFORD AREA - | Sine tate, hae | n omen Tm - are ceram uv ‘aD. e | | : On ou — | P “ rvs AR CLEAR LAKE W WITH LAKE wired automatic hot water kitch- 705 Fourth | washer’ Gversie ceramic bait ts 5.500 FULL PRICE . $500 DOWN NURIVILEGES, 1 YEAR OLD COR- K am SE cuca one aes | PAULA. KERN, Real ; e Lerge lot. A imately | 2 bedroom home located off N, 4 ROOMS corner iat running TEMPORARY HOME, 32242 IN- li-wuilt. Attractive design and ealtor $10,800! A real buy for your tylse down en PHA ey per cout; Perry, ident for smell femily,| rater. full peice only 63.000. of Bo 2 Sith VERY GARAGE. priced at only 96.120. Immediate 31 Oakland 23%. FE 20209 eg eee as | ay | ee TM -WRIG BRIM, ersewes Realtors FE 4.0528 eagens \ See : i ors "E 4-05 VEST oak floors. , Living AND $950 DOWN. 3 bedroom home, S Sue wale, = < a * LOWER grnarss ame JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | picture BOOK KITCHEN With nice and clean, one acre.of land, bedroom tn UBURBAN DESIRABLE INCOME ent condition through- oe, carpeted home in| 4 Fooms on 14 lots, located bigh| 2) Osklan’ O16. PE $-0441 OARBAOE. DISPOSAL, PULL Tone Jetceres Eve oom) irs, lake, Priced at only Pull beth Full basement “Praw, |5 large rooms on first floor, ¢ large out. FHA financing being ar vee inage. Two lete, Two cer) ond dry SHG there of lake, | COSBeretive Real Estate Exchange pe CRONEP ee | Real Betate Exchange | $4,360. . tically new. Good Prac= rooms second floor, Hard wood. . gprege.. Always owned ae ty lake, This prop: N 82 GAL. HOT WATER: - $1,500 DOWN. 3 bedroom modern Gaoos' te neole oe wells, 3 car e- 4 f orty OG being 0 over S000 pee) °- $450 DOWN HEATER, YOU MUST SEE with full basement, gas veterans. _. er Hy Haran aaa Suburban F month, plenty of room for more : TO APPRECIATE | IT. FOR COLORED paved ‘street, in the ety. Pu EA Yt hg ee? + a F ~ ieke Prive : [ee ee en low. in prcralien y Priced iat. 420.500 with oll you a ans room woo! 3 PRICE G12. - Drice 06.560. - 3 seed! SUBURBAN bee ot todas Tomorrow may be 4 o e At | fact. total with $1300 term - ; a : i roof hem * home— loce- | pty hg BE = 2" web isto. Complete on the We have several nice hom $2.009 DOWN. West ctfs epectel,| slr boat Duly won Sem baht | ee cation. 1 bedroom and bath 4 x 2% ft home. Bath being in| - cuksida tn Ai vanis beaaeet dees N i eo paved streets, two bedroom brick bungelow on VWartety of 8 and berries Giro i down, 3 bedrooms up: Nat- | stalled Russel Young .. Call new. rae aie ge ety Bosom. Cen vet ares, B_ebeter, Schoo! | ae large lot. Close. fo schools, 1ro ux ick 8 / ee ay ng rege. =| pouaLas ST 1 peem & bem i ; nN : Opes rvenainas opm Bedroom home. Priced as ment, off furnace, oak -floors,, attractive buy Pe rere mn Open Eves. ‘ti! §—Sunday aft ca plus cornices g1000 down. Of1 furnace, 2 car #12 W. Huron a FE 44525 $650 DOWN 2097 aren” ise) (So ot Be foce sym ver: plastered wails, Only 1 yeur old. wants @ close ‘in location, — oe ie “: Tucttae epee om, beet saree. EasOy converted into 2 Oped Eves. ‘ut 9 Sun “Ul $; awn you CAN MOVE IN IN THIS | _— — VET : 19st ae / I'e ear garage. oil beat family Neat clean. and & won-, oe tute and cory 3 room oungsiow NOW IN YOUR HAN vr $14,500 LITTLE FARM~ Lov RANS : ween fertul buy 's bearcoms, swell for | FEW” 3 BEDROOM BATH —G | Sith cat Goors, plaster wars V HANDS LAND CONTRACTS. bedroom modern home’ ~ith New and existing homes to ex-| Like to be served ; . ‘day at<$12, 780 ge family! Call us now. acre 12"20 too’ house ¢2.208 full beth, W Scene. Feb fin) basement «team heat. vice sun-| Cellent location With low down to “~ . .- terms. , \ ant; sone price oniy $4, 9 —an ¢asy way to fi reom Giean and excellent con- | peyment on GI and FHA loans. style? Like , r Z Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor | B. D. CHARLES Realtor | ™t*? 20, Mes Crooks, 2 bed- needs: The Classified | _ dition, large 2 car garage. chicken a ah, : A . : ’ room. 900 rterms VALUET, R 1 i‘ house §& atres of good land, . = intelligence ‘ ee FE 4-0521 iin Aatade wpe Sites Pasa: | 28 wcdima te pereene| section! See. the Want “= ! Pontiac Press ras 810, or FE 21300 117 8 Te tor, . “CW 3S ne :4 Br eave bel Behe Daten | o's ot pi ee oan Cocpurptire Best Bate Resvege Ads NOW for whatever ‘AND HARGER CO. +-L H. BROWN, Realtor’ STONE REALTY CO. | ad-writers give - * _ : 1594 E. ” Rochester OL HOUSE, . REASONABLE. rou want: ® 1342 W. Huron 23-4810 | 919 e are :! _ 2 : _ hoe saze _ 3296 Crooks Rd. , you want 3 W. 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Meg ada r th Ost H a repe TLL TRA -! after 6. PM wd bie DINETTE Li or | P 2.1302 8 _ : ae a tentee on Cees 245 | Fleas cw oe bey 5-581 oe nero ome &: | eat Rember et re eM ot - dent The aon oe PRactiCaLt Senate ena, HE ae pa EN wnrre | P] ait 20 WwW = ° r b en TT | e ba) eet Loan Auto “wee ae es fre ai ar Sart eee Tan a aes 8 ee pate rns ywood 407 G ane a of tt Semnare ae ih tue ectrse wee 39 36 98 | ry canon rt, 4 oe | oe ain Cc have ik R ta ak w trunk, B w. BO se 08 | Len cab G $3 ° ine & sae Tere eompda ane reae REO HORE es peed Tomes | fe * wi” ot (w Rovert oe dhe sate aa tet oer 5 decorative. Kite ational ny3 fe nan RSE, WANT |p arent streordinary Prscarr'elle 19.88; chat 6 Brandes 200 18 50 SAVE. etre stand all R HEAT. meer ae rawery i satarday 80 Pi bg 45,6 i bargaine, ce IF $14.98; oot payed f i i973 PLOON ak ices Bee tt at | he Pc fit _ coc lot value ees ac py SOt'D. “ee on ease Fiichen A Need. 23.58 12 #3 BTU py Convuess | neater “ROO rE . ° ae ca i= cToH Keego TF oid MAHOG a Fernit . poly ahd ET] = es hein es winced" | Fie Excelent 72543 or wh ae . Phone AN ig + ose 14 50, suite 25.00 2.25 EE ea aoe ‘agin, ellen voTHEgN SE ESE rare — Ee i iF Soeora Ee gene ‘a Lowel, oy L EPRIGERATOR: wt eee tes BR | Doe ele with a. EM fn , weil, ear Diste in — cE GAS Pony TERATORS UA Lake FE a3 . 13 9 viece ba bins — ° ELE Lis a teed ends. LAST 95 - 2 te “oot nd $17.05 i SorhGais OR ? e for $22 rea . perfec of nest ee 5.95 _, 19.95 ‘actory $0455. with fttin $11.98 stor fet es uel-gas years t m 1 v VE «. 01 ml or t . new ent 27 1.95 00 See Colored » 928 used fo Bu a" b) 108 8 PL ond EM 3 s2e8 ye ea eu 8 993 | "OR Sa — TABLE - rescent,_3 ach Lite, an aran-| 17 : Sagtna Irr fo 39642. o> BY” 393 Orth m. ew 2 90 SAL. J a ecul 09.50 “ on TOP 72 M or re- 2 gesasare ei 8 a ; WI oo a re os|_ ° 'y teapot Sat aan Pie W EN aS | wcacat faa tote _ ‘38 COLORED | md Lense A Aroog VAR "NERA 198) POR om ree 00 ED ve 2058 ARE L sai dar, ot} D afte ‘WIL “H m each. Bs ear bu HIG . r TON Dt Oo -. bl re uw day ‘Saturday oC a with me — cn Be, GOAELOR a | 7 oat a , al My F 2 . CHIP j =NCES BARGAIN IPPEWA or tnsulatiod ING i S GO . FEN section n’ the BEG- or CE 0.| fore 1 Fo Classif Om 41 te need, r ified - “000 ¢ furs ythin \ / see the Fo. “furne * or = Sale ‘ WOLVERINE u AND WRECKING CO. wo B. Paddock FE 2-9784 ey amy > fe ; 5 + é obit a i > “a ; ( Ge sy ey, - ‘ m= ~ a i. . 4 ee : ¢ ss eee F io ' . “| : - * “ . —— = * | THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1955 sa 7 hs ay ere 7 . aaaed —eneersaibaaet liccmanenn - ae ; . a } ; r For Sale Mi SI Do It ¥ 61; Plants, Trees, Serie For ‘Sale Livestock 72 MODEST MAIDENS by. Dick Aian| Boats & Accessories 85}: POLL Voor ita, Aint NN eee vice Le’ le BU GAs ACE CLEANERS RABBITS ¢ OUTDOOR : stove, oe crt we ce "ee steamers omg mab LAKESIDE NURSERY butebée Su for $16 61 af 42 ros Torne ME PII TO a a od oa tr ee oe Re. ee MERCURY OUTBOARD "MOTORS 3 mt : —— oF “ ia uO — ryt 4 | ia | Craft & Yellow Jacket KATES. Ging “Wurre. ‘ a Mise @ worm 6 times. FE 60400 oe amu covers, cove moss wa your tuck | Tsieg Ue. Adame Ba. FB ennineter Cram preers gs RUMMAGE SALE, SAT OCT. 2.) chairs tious. Es days, FE |S yn OLD ALBINO TRICE | At Pine Lake Phone FE- 2-5260| _ m © “Pike ddor panels and arm i12_end_evenings FE ¢0050 |" worse. Lewis Mcgraph, 1910 E ! Stoves BOUGHT SOLD & ex.) St! Cover Co. 381 8 Saatmaw | 4 Pe, ag | Be Mcbreph, 19160 & | For Sale Airplanes 86 changed. Turnera °02 Mt. Cle ee en - a: - tae gna? Comaq: E ale +684) ens FE 20801. - Sate Musical Goods 62 f) "0 ,! _ ont Soar Cow | FRESH oH Me en. LICENSED. VENTILATING } FANS ‘ANS FOR Eitce iso Lo Gicctiie ef Goor Glimes bt raordinary Vvelues higan Flue rescemt. 30J Orchard Lake ber DELCO. OIL FURNACE type. Needs transformer FE ss including 7 % ge) tanks. after CLAIMED \\ AL TILE. 2c EACH oxi2 LINOLEUMS A $1.98 $265 STD INLA isc yd 63 96 Ins ie Guleite Paint $1 mo oa 6x9 LEINOLEUMS $495 Dutch Enanei $1 8 ot 10 cem 9x9 Lindeum Tile 6 cents Harold's, 140 S. Saginaw | FE 23-5450 Free Denver: Free Open Friday Nite Ti 9 LUMBER SHEATHING. ax¢, Will deliver FE STORER AND STEAM BOILER. sePTiCc TANKS chemical for as G._A. oem poe. oo SAVE ON K GUTTER, ft. Warwick, STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE with faucets end curtein, $69 50, terrific value $33.33 Lavetories ecompiete with gleaming chrome faucets, $14 8 Tollets $39 50 $19.95 These are factory w seconds Michiga Fluorescent 393 Orchard Lake Ave SEPT. TANKS Reinforcer copcrete. Installed w desirea. Phone FE 32-6472 days of 28 evenings. ~ SURPLUS LUMBER | AND MATERIAL SALES CO Pine Pacelient Used 2: @s See 4 & 5 .. Be ea, 3 x 6 rafters, floor joists, Se ft. Betas ... --cecccse. 6c en. 1 © 6 sh ing . $9.00 per 100 Readymix Concrete & Mortar $1.15 *, tm oak tc eq. ft. Bh .... from 06.63 sq. wp Stee] clothes ... 611.46 pr. Ice boxes . es ea. M vane the ‘ prices any r mse & 6340 Highland Rd. (M-58) OR 3-7082 __One: TIMKEN N OfL BURNER. CONVER- siop and blower PE 2-2600 $118 G. & HEAVY DUTY MOTOR, single phase, used only 2 months, ee. = P. Will sacrifice, MUtual TALBOTT LUMBER - ware, plomoint BP Ss. oan septic Thor USED OIL. GAS AND wae FUR- ‘ maces. Also stokers, of] and gas burner floor furnaces, water heaters, blowers and good supply. Wayne testing 9 and ail Condi- tioning Co 4 Roch- ester. OL 2-0211 USED FURNITURE VERY REA. sonabie FE “ & "teens srenges at we USED ELECTRIC MOTORS. Se e Sef, Bjarne _ sy Ww. << 14 np electric b USED FURNACE. We carry a full lim plumbing and All priced. right! We are Wreck all types of bidgs on troit express of salvage ma- ore &. for - O SERVE YOU G RATION "K HARPER ‘aliot: WOODROW: AWILSON- DAVISON (13701 Woodrow Wiiscn' 8 MILE—GD. RIVER ‘Jig W 8 Mile: UNION WRKG. CO. _ Renwood 5-100 — Form 208 _ 4 X 6 TWO WHEEL TRAILER. sides 3 ft tail “4 license. trailer Sie ft any car $40 Lincoln WHEEL. BARROW | AND ) ~TROWEL- mg machine FE 42665 WINKLER 2 AND uw. STOKERS. a!) coptrols included $3000 FE ‘2701, Eve FE 54032. 2 WIRE F ROMEX, NO 1 Sicc FT coils. G. A. Thompson. B 0 OAL AUTOMATIC. Ol HOT water heater. | OR 3-628? , aaTe ee og cHIPPED. Thom pson. ELECTRIC PASTUERIZER. 2495 Seymour Lake Rd. Or- tonville Do - 1 Yourself 61 ACCORDIONS. FACTORY Earoll tp our Accordice aow A loaned ment Apt. 7 Prall eff W. Huroa. FE 54-5428. b en daily ‘ “have e Farm wr hI ar Pines | Fie. Nursery, MUtual 69030 Flanders Swe "Ca ener 6 PB ROREENG, PLANT NOW Pan ICAN yr gg EAs CLARe calecks. Ji 7 ne pines. e new, Way apd lue Spruce Dig pian NOU Lg ail XO AND SEK. your own and save mare — ‘ng_ Osca 2-03}. ence Drive out and- PAN” AMERICAN ROOD CLART- stock. Open every day and Sus bet B-Piat $00 EM 35437. RE - CONDITIONED SMALL. 2? fone. Spinet piano &asy terms. Gallaghers FE 40566 SQUARE GRAND KNABE— “PLANO eighty year« with excellent — In good repair Reasonagle price Cc Charlick ford. MU ¢ TENOR SAXOPHONE. “ss PE 2-800). Mrs 7 MEDIUM UPRIGHT PIANOS $89 each Phone Gallaghers rE Sale Office Equipment 63 60x32 WALNUT TY Desk, —y~ 4 woee, Bite arm Chair $17.50; Walnat Side Arm Chair $10.00; Walnut Arm Chair. $7.50: 5S-drawer voice Pile $21.00; Stool $5.00: Ree lating Pile $17.00. 4x File $7.26: &x8 double File $12.00 2 = rs oe each, 1-¥Y & Sorter & I 100 division $50 Fies-O-Line each Genera) Printing & Office Suvvle i W Lawrense beac ore RAND “TY PEWRIT- excellent condition NEARLY NEW “ALLEN TYPE- writer Cheap) Ward E Part ridge, Realter, 4} W. Huron &t., “FE 2-816 . SMITH - CORONA ADDING MaA- chine Goog condition. $75. FE Sale Store Equipment 64 GROCERY FIXTURES FOR SALE No reasonable offer refused. _ +1064 _ ‘Sas Sporting Goods 65 PAPAL BAO” DEFER RIFLE. SHOTGUN, 7 rifle, 22 target pistol. tent. camp cots, lantern, etc. 2 wheel trailer FE 2-106. WANTED SHOTGUNS AND DEER rifles Maple, Leact 10 12 GAUGE DOUBLE BARREL Ithaca shot gun. Will tréde 20 eonee double ein make 06 Norton, GUNS ~ AUTHORIZED BROWNING DEALER Used Trade-ins accepted Regular $7895 Marlin. 35 Carbise pow, $68.95 Pape $3.23. Blue $2.75 per case Rocks new, Americana Field Hunting Costs, $5 85 up Weaver Unertl and) Lymaes scopes So OUR BIO PHEASANT CONTEST KELLY’S -HARDWARE 3904 Auburn at Adams FE 2-681) GUN'S- NEW - USED SHOTOUNS: Brown Browning Superpos: m Pu Wa. Pum Tthies S026. GUNS. oY weit SELL LL. FRADE. ais uns end rifles. $12.50 Burr fren. 35 8 Telegraph 29-4708. PAIR REMINGTON PUMPS 1294. & 22 caliber for the likes matched actions 0. “at 6 NIODENS 12 GUAGE 5 SHOT, action $22 FE ¢46864 mB SELECTION OF UNRE- 4- ned sho-zuns and rifies -_* Hardws are, 142 WW. RIFLE WILL Lage at, tite nice deer gun 31 —cheaeap 8x57R tosses oan Steyr. military $13 vere ets, FE € 2117 WINCHESTER f DEER R RIFLE. Fr we. _ good co condition, $30 FE +6087 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 al TOP SOIL FILL, A erave! and fil) dirt Lrie Cont 2-85 rE #1 - A-1 ToP ic. FILL, SAND. GRAVEL SCHAEP- AMAZING NEW TRU-SEAL AWN. 1H ing window porches CEE WEEDON ve oer | aT FE 24141 La CRAIN h ers, pol post hole digger. sass et Wes ates | Sa eee | W._ Monte 52 cAMP qmsncits 7; Pecamnoser,.. CHURCH'S" SINC. PARA TEX FLOOR COATING ai eh Rae BLAYLOCK _ & ta eat Poadt 8 co FE 3-711 "Do fF Yourselt” New Fibréglas BATH TUBS \ Priced Low Factory seconds — whiie they; last. Excellent for dottages omen | homes extra bewhrooms. etc autre ‘to investigate these ed) ' STRAND 4429 N. Woodward Royal Osk 2 dlocks south of 14 Mile Rd. Libe: 9-3968 ment and cinder blocks. Choice of § colors Rev texture. made with latex +} “ORY SLAB WOO . $10 Delivered PE gt ar DRY SLAB WOOD, 5 508 _PER. FE S-1014. F ~~ BLACK DIRT will dirt Gand and gravel FE 2-8802__ ‘@LACK DIRT aD PEAT MixiD_ Delivered. 5 yards 9956 FE §-s000. FRO BLACK DIRT AND PEAT LOAD- ed or delivere¢ 1280 Crescent Lake Rd. OR 3-7540 B-4 TRUCKING a RV ICE shredded oss, sand. aera p stone UU. Slade FE CHOICE TOP SOIL 8 Yard Loads $9. Delivered hee = ROS. TRUCKING “LIMITED AMOUNT nee $10 per load de aw CHILE IT LA IT LASTS PE 44507. PRICES School | heids tune | 1384 Lonetree Rd Mil- | +16 cal fish and S| RIES SE cnt emt Arborvitae. ag hy ss your sir Jove. Bring bu: 20232 Sieeth Rad & 3 miles from- om m vilage sn grave) ré., earin, turns. Open day Nick Preda Nursery 4740 Piddie off Créscent Lake Road FE 5-6606 . FOR S3..E OVER 5.009 BEAUTI- | are evergreens.: 27 varieties. up to 6 feet tall Coun prices 1 Groveland Farms il-way ve- tween Pontiac @ Flint on Dixie Highway er UL. & . Turn east | to 5990 Grange Hall Ra. a: Matn- ews Clinic & Groveland Eye Hos- pital. = _ LANDSCAPE EVERGREENS te choose from. 8; . Thousands pe cial. prices if. you your own — Nursery, 6670 Dixie ‘Ll VARIETIES. ips. — EN SEVERAL arge others, 3 for 2. Vickery's 526 Decker . _ Walled Lake. MUMS, COLORS. 5 and up. tulip Keylon's Flowers. 245@ “Dixie Hwy. rE 23-6486. Across from Pontiac Drive __ Wanted 1 Livestock 73 é + TURKEYS POR SALE. OR | Pe Tema" ‘itt ey oh each if Ey ‘a Sale Farm Produce 75 APPLE BARGAINS $1.00 BU UP Many varieties. all hand ched. out marked Piesase bring containers Sweet cicer Oeklaad Orchard> 2200 Eest Comm-rce Ra. Between Burns & Duck Uske Ras ford are eae Uy PEACHES | ee CaN THEM Lot. _ Tep “7 POTA GUARANTEED German Shepherd | FORJAN KENNELS || __ OR 3-0265 white @oeliie oO iedience trained year old, 6 months old sable anc | white -Blue Merie and Tri ENS s003 Biue Merie stud service J Baby Parakeets .... $2. 98 RITTEN GUARANTEE ser ath Bi. PE 32-4035 Closed REG COCKER Put PUPPIES, $10. FLUFFY nS ig oughbred Collie, EM ONE YR OLD AKC “PEKINGESE Cheap. FE 2 0088 soe ~THOR- 3-468 oExcti- hunters, WEIMARANER PUPS of top GHIHUAHUAS, ALL ADES STUD Service 2600 Vinsetta, near Main, _Royal € DALMATIAN ha THOROUOK- _breds. Not tered. FE 5-240 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. 3 months old Call PE 1246 G0oD POINTER AND (D> SETTER ee ae cn ee nant a ee 1. Re ow. TORTLE DOVES. Astor FE at “$ HOME E AQUARIUM fish ee) . blocks —_ M eon 32-6835 es S Tasmenie MALE THOROCONBRED COLLIE. 1%» years old Good with children but not with eutes $825 OL 1-6536, _ PARAKEETS A AND CANARIES. | 2489 Auburn Ra FE 446510 | PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAG- ve food. Since 1977. 564 Oakland ve. Para A AR- rose. “PAR Dancey's 258 Oakland FE 5-583! RED BONE PU?, § MONTHS. 2 Blue Tiek 3 mosths. FE S-1018 : HOU E REGis- tered bleck and tan, one blue tick. and one bone. All mater. Fenton MAin 7 — SPRINGER SPANIELS [§ CLOSING All stock for j_ Tawtend Kennels. FE_2-0019 - SFRJZOER. | Boarding and Grooming Lewiand Kennels FE 26018 | aERINOER ‘SPANIEL PUPS r Getter &8 mo old, m ee ye SPRINGER SPANIEL FOR GALE. | 2000 Dexter FE 17-7822. - TROPICAL FISH & SUPPLIES | Pincomb's, Park St. OAB276 __. Open. Sees TRADE MAL MALE E GERMAN SHEP. herd and Boxcr puppies for he Fon Terriers or wa ane Fic’ s Home Aquat iss sale WILL “Orv KITTENS TO PEO. who will take p cate of them Call Mrs. Young, FE 3-4107. ahs of Mic! tehiges Animal. Res- a. ue. _ 2 GOOD YOUNG COON boos: Call after 4 PE $2634. : > sand, FOR bene BLACK DIRT toad and coment | mat _ gravel. a Gute duke re sat rare ROAD & gravel. Pit run 60-40 and piadeb oad sand. Wilkinson Sand & Grevel, | PE 4-6218, FE 2-9303. NOT TOP SOIL "UT GOOD BLACK dirt EM 3-6770 PROMPT DELIVERY oe JARos _bdlack Megs ot peat. ROTTED MANURE BLAG) ae pint. roaq eravel cement erevel FE | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 | BOARDING. BA NO’ AND CLIP- 2 ee pies Hay, Grain & Feed 71 71 “corn. * OAI8 HAY STRAW or sma". ruantities OA Le STRAW. WW. OATS, CORN PICK. aling $-4702 Eo ‘3 oF eieD MAY ALF AL- fa and orome Tass 400 Be = | meour Le Ra Ortonville Shredded Peat. Humus | 0900 FLovEn WAY. oe DALE: FE 17-0245 (yards, 912) FES-71666/ of Oxford. OA 62120 . _ er oe Li DIRT. GND For Sale Livestock 72 ALBINO MARE. § YEARS. ALSO, ck parade saddle §-1072 and mortar, bo “ament Pontiac Supplies. OR }-1534, . DRY CORDWOOD _Two for $il. delivered Goop OR; cord, 2 cord ."10 Also kincting. a Seta. Becrifice. $175. trade for EM HOLSTEIN OUT \OF registered stock. 3 weeks old) 6 _—_—.. = Fda Ca 3 ote. 2 | service anet ww wanton ‘Sne. wear Sylvan IDEAL RENTING AID—/ Classified ads in Pontiac Press! To fill a room apartment, house, st In_ Theater _ For Sale Pets 69 wn ON Adaptability i EMPERMENT QUALITY protection Buy a Geod quality Sebagues. $1 bu Special prices om truck -leads. Tom Bowe 68y Lechaven Ra 1 Mile south off Elizabete Lake Ra TOMATOES $1 BUSHEL YOU pick them 202 Lake _Aagene Ra. p P Ra. Ciarkston, MA 6-468 Sale Farm Equipment 76 ANNOUNCEMENT Equipment Pontiac Tractor and Equipment Co. $60 S$ Telegraph Rd. just north of Orehard Lake Rad. CORN CRIBS. CORN CRIBBINQG, corn pickers, New and used » fillers. Davis Machinery. Ph. Ortonville mowers. F aol — Dinie een For SALE OF New Idea Hydreulic er Allis-Chalmers © 14° plow with Oliver John Deere 4 : rt) Good used horse tratier aI yg =< —- —— Mobile GRAIN BED, 5 YARDS 6 FEET. 9204 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston —_—— One us MAN “CHAIN saw AND USED Stop in Fed & demonstration, time payments available. Miller's Gar- den & Lawn Equi! ies 6. Woodward, (North of 14 Mile), __ Birming pe M1 ¢- t JOHN DEERE A Like mew Starter and Menta, jbrérectte cultivators 7 plow 3 section herrow 7 dine CR 3-030" __ PLATFORY SCALE TTR ACTOR, row crop sprayer No. § mower spike tooth ha: No 14 = Idea t pom harrow Vai cream separator All equip Perts & Repeir For Al ae s Air Cooled Engines nes 192 §. Saginaw SEE THE Pat mPa ime 7 ine tractor ents, Also walsine brasters Lee's Sales & Service _Clemens &t SNOW 1 IS THE TINE TO BUY! IW you are lookt..~ dea on 8 new — garden tractor real inton chaw sa@ earl tre > Stop in-or cal) us toder We aise. ent We = trae ot and credit bf rE rE 1 “"KING BROS. —YOUR T-H DEALEF Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke GARDEN TRACTOR GEAR DRivV- en sg i ch uit Pros ome rose ota * malty.” s SIMPLICITY OARDEN TRACTORS, Farl 8 Mastick Co., Milford. M- 50 at Milford Ra Ph. Milford MU 48042 or MU 48078 MALL CHAIN SAWS. EARL 8. Masticzk Co.. Ph. Milford MU + dante or MU 8978. M309 at Mu- “USED BARGAINS All Rarin’ to Got — * Case Forage harvester. Fon Forage harvester. New Idea corn pickers. - a M. corn pickers. a Hod e Powe § oo. orn binder — Paces and Geni. sic) fill- " HOUGHTEN’S $28 N. Main. Rochester’ OL 1-6761 USED AND UNUSED FORDS, FERGUSONS AND FORD - FERGU- SON TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT NEW MASSEY - RIS AND OL “CRAWLER” TORS. _ WE ICARRY GE NUINE PARTS AND CAN ‘GIVE YOU COM. PLETE SERVICE ON FORDS, FORD- FER.’ JSON AND FERGU- e HAR- IVER TRAC. ALL us “TODAY FOR AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR SERVICE NEEDS. ? ‘PONTIAC FARM AND INDUSTRIAL COM- PANY, 825 WOOD-| WARD AVE. room — anything, phone F E2-8181, | FE4-0401 or FE 4-142. ‘| 77 M. Saginaw Ph Open eve till 8 30 | LEAVING Say Perce “I don’t want to go around with a'big load on my mind!" THIRTY-SEVEN__ Transportation Offered 87 Neen ee ae EARLY Scere | morning for Pensacola, Fie Wil) take 3 passengers. Share driving end expenses FE 46006. Thurs. After 6 and Fri. after 8 TRANSPORTATION paib ‘TO SAN soo ca PONTIAC DRIVEAWAT ce FB «5139 53% ay aenice FLY 4 ENGINE COMFORT AND safety to Miami $46, Los An- geies San Diego San Francisco $86 Tampe St Petersburg, $42 61° wO—/ WE Bales CALL Re) and) Wisconsin Sale Fa Farm 1 Equipment 76 WANT YOUR BUSINESS! Parts — Service Farm or Industria) ORLANDO }-1208 8 0p eli) makes of tractors moters. Pontiac Farm Supply For Sale Housetrailers 78 en oneal 1950 SMALL NOUSETRAILER Sleeps 4 geod condition Reasos- able re. 41870 FT NEW MOON dition $800 ‘ash or terms Elirabeth Lake Ro GOOD CON- 1981 BEACKETE. ING i048 HOUSETRAILER 21 FT $420 Your authorized "Ferguson Dealer cM Ra Ph Northville, SPECIAL PRICES! a New and used farm equipment SPE c IAL. 18 foot, Linte craft with electric —vrakes and ewning FE 23-6768. Trailer ai et Exchange |" (Established 6tnece 1932) Anderson, Reval. Cha ture, mer, Tini-Home and many other electric sewing machine, oi] burn- 2 bedroom lunens, children's clothing, Choose your aie — replace ee ponds es ble e pieces varied terms. New trailers as little as “% er antiques. This is s big seit!) down, as long as 5 years to pay gE as § ber cent fi wy We merchandise. Living reom suites. room suites Bedroom fur- trom see oat ent of re end other T . 1 Eves and Sunday PM atere es. |26 FT 1954 PONTIAC CHIEF ao ee, ae sabes. bac | down, bal. $50 per mo FE nn * 2 a eal = Baby Some fine radios | 30 FT RICHARDSON EXCEL- si] Camp locks Bassinetie. Coa! and condition Sell or trade for ° Gas e heater emalier trailer 1-437, Yioe Mot Doors. — é Bendelow Rochester toe cake 1a eovinela begs | 2S PONTIAC CHIEF MOUSE. Books ; w. Water. | “Siler, FE 2- less toilet. Conv oti burner __Rent Necker Space 79 LPP POOL Pt We are wrecking ears end trucks eae te We have sev For Sale Housetrailers 78 engines Transmission and parts) Rebut GENESSEE SALES AMERICAY (GENERAL Rov. sarah generators and voltage e * Cortinenta! za OR, predates sleeps “ SCHRAM AUTO PARTS -_ ft erubsiantal “savings Dinte # FE 44533 at a very sw nv * Ack abou cur purchase plas be Cfaiuon ON 3-4 2 6600" CON LoUtgr@ aUTO PARTS 210° Dixie Hwy Onen Eves 1 days a week — rte 1967 NATIONAL Fi] wt, weer ne Reve. an, ponereter $7 ps m ied pein ust _seen to be appreciated, FE 5-400 ae a oarts tor “68 ‘care CONVERTED ve (DEAL Por 096 Oakland Ave. Ph. PR 4-413 s**! Truck Owners, Attention! “- ogy repiaced while you wait aha used 14 foot to 40 foot. Special wb Auto Glass Co. 122 Oakland this week only 1958. 40 foot Btar | Avenue, PE +7068 _ | Come out and mate your ore Auto Service| 81 école wih “Willie the Witondy 2023" Hall Ra. it. CRANKSHAFT ORINDING Lae THE Michigen ear Cylinders rebored, « Ma thee 0 Hood re Jalousie windows bathroom. ell doors, Oxford Trailer SALES To nee the latest see Stuarts vagh | “SF walk throu shiding war chine ExPreRiENCED WE CWANTCS - save you m ney on motor, clutch trahemissions overdrive and rear action Walton. BUMPING & PAINTING | PRE ESTIMATE a AKES OF CARS stones, Homes months. Mile M-24. MY 2-0721. ‘stort Siar a wren, & Toor that will carry. § ton. Also see New Genetais, trailers sold on rental per cent up to 36 monthe New trailers. only & per cent up to Parte and accessories. BSeuth of Lake Orion, on PLAN. BRAID. MOTOR SALES | PHONE FE 32-0196 30 Years Pair Deaitn Cass at Weet Pike 6 SPECIAL . MINOR MOTOR TUNE UP FOR.OCTOBER ON MERCURY CARS Tellow- vlan, 6 gance for 680° 00. Edw. = rE 30403 M 198 tee pdb yer weontition” and furn: sel! for’ $1150 san : should fi- M. Stout. Reaitoc ‘2 PONTIAC CHIEF 62.100 MUST “- $8.75 NEW POINTS NEW CONDENS: ER CLEAN AND SPACE PLUGS SET TIMING INCLUDES PARTS MENTIONED Put your ear im shape for oid Man winter Ix GOOD ished Will rz 5-6196 ai] dav sat jonday-Bet. # to CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY a ee rE 29181 2 WHEEL “TRAILER re ce | » eS os see after 4 30, & & _Sale Motor Scooters - 82 ————e S yeare to pey. $100 down. — = Detroi Pontiac ‘Chief MOBILE HOMES 22 ft to 48 ft. im length. Up to You can buy s Lea Hutchinson reconditioned trailer as low as Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales 4615 Dixie bebe Pa? hong Plains’) 200 8. Dort Mighway. Plnt ja G ONE CYLINOER EP ENGLISH _James PFE +6855. ™ eauie we DOWN | ween | a e Pottery Cushman Scooters after 5 pm ‘4 Whizzer ON _ SCHWINN BI- evcle Lots of extras OR 36174 “For Sate Motorcycles _B ool Hariey Davidson see Harie Vidsop Sales Co. 177 8 _sae ~ 149 HARLEY DA DAVIDSON 1 ee 081 Baia For ‘Sale Bicycles 84 Boys io Ba 2 ha BLACK BOY'S 26 INCH BIKE. GOOD CON- Gitton. $12, FE 46366. = imiae | Boats & Accessories 83 an¢d Mound, 194 era! jate mode! low mileage used rear Reliable Garage cn IL 194 CUSHMAN EAGLE “GooD | condition, $28. OL 6-211. Call FoR PARTS AND SERVICE ON | plus tag For round trip fares - and information: call OR” }e44l 6129 Highland Rd ‘opposite Pop tac airport: . 7 | LEAVING OCT IND FOR LONG | Beach Calif 2 or 3 wo share! | aris ng and expenses OR 3 7872 | TEXAS BOUND. 2 OR 3 TO SHARE | eapenses and driving Box 4 Pontiac Pra. TRICK GoINd “NORTH ‘PART _lead elther war PE 5-6806- Wanted Used Cars 88 THE HIGH DOLLAR For — grade used cars We need them. Drive the extra _ ie Hs wil pay vou well. 4540 OR 3-155 _ TOP Casi ee FOR TOP CLEAN ba A ANY MAKE OR MODEL _BCONOMY CARS 23 AUBURN ‘CALIF. BUYER HERE ARP CARS NEEDS aVERLL Ss. 2008, DIXIE Kk HWY FE 2-08)6 or FE ¢-6806 NEED | 30 CARS EVERY “ 83) mudels. Clean only eames Motor, Sales Dixie _Hey 0 OR 3-4 ‘SCRAP CARs OF St R CHEAP CARS. WANTED: Lars SabEc p WRECK ears. “8 to’ Bagley “Auto Parts ha! a Ve or FE 4-0210 a os Si cars 2618 “as on = model i003 gt = wrecked care,” wane brane care heres = att lcoe cine i seman PE 4-9562 Eves After 5 30 __Bundays oe VS 5-4839 y Wanted Used Trax Tracks 89 verve odel or _‘Kico. Drayton Pi ) For Sale Used Tra ae is nc cen, it aoop =” FORD J TON PANEL 200 ter Dg. Crescent ‘© PORD PICKUP 616 and assume payments Woodward, Birm m ‘os: 26OIN NATIONAL ‘y pickup, tn execelient shape side end out, 21.000 actual miles, good tires with brand new spare, ter, etc. 9696. Call OR 3-9626 anytime. 80 PORD PICKUP = mm 8 10 DOWN “ 8. j dio ““H. J. VANWELT |. ‘WEEK | ae Pi Mowe Sacco docst ae 1983 CHEV, 210. 2 DOOR POWER Gueve” i? DOOR _ heater, powerglide 1064 W. Huron. @ CHEVIF POR SALE BY OWN. - Good .tires and motor, Fe CHRYS!I W 198i pepe 4dr Power steering A they } ‘owner’ Very Top. © ition. Tptal upieage o4 snc __000 - "$1. Ba u PE D387 1952 DARK BLUE I are | Pasa eve Forcet to MUST $ELL B MONDAY, like new 69 Chev. hard top, 20.- 1954 CHEVROLET . Bel Al: Sport Coupe Redio heat er tome raigt white sidewall tires Like new > $1,895 ISseSTUDE Commander Starline Coupe Ra heater Hydramatic white sidewall tres @nd 2 tone finish $1,695 ~ 1951 CADILLAC Convertible Coupe er Hydramatio and $2,195 * 1983 PONTIAC Convertibie ‘adic, heater matic and white sidewal tires. ry 1949 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille radie heater white } sidewall tir and 3 tone paint | $1,205 | | 1953 PONTIAC heater" Wydramaie” . niet $1,595 1953 BUICK Rivers Coupe 2 tone paint radie hl heater dynafiow. white wall $2,098 1952 BUICK Riviera « tone paint radio and heater dynafiow 1980 BUICK 4 door Radio and heater. 1951 FORD Convertibie Coune radio aes overdrive fir: engine red whitewal) tires radio. heat- |. White side- All accessories older car im trade. 318 ie9 CHEV 2 DR $10 own WW AND assume payments @64 8. .Weod- ward Birmingham 49 CHEVIE FLEETLINE CLUS coupe Rad? tel — oe paint $350 "i Line NEW STOCK ALL MAKES A ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN Good CHEVIE CONvERTELE "a. Wil ‘*. peyments. MArket ar “See Some Clean Ones! ~ up for low Cheve. 2. door, R&H ro oe ipso Plym ‘4 lee Ford 4 door im? Merc club © LJ OAKLAND 1949 Pontiac Zone, bite ends rey ‘Bosch with . Acang end” practically ne ments as low as "is Seite, MOTORS INC. “2 “Os een rm = OPEN TIL 9 Sa a reat CES. rR - sum : ; Earee parking ot Menied ro al ge eect Vegi g) Ae gg he ll Transportation Specials me. ] estan. Bas bee ted Trailer Park Milford MU 5 26-FPT SEMI-VANS. VERY _000b Soar hen nw uetion Bale a Se ee ee tion each eon FARM AUCTION SAT OCT. 3 1 PARERURST Rall Ee COURT. | _ Trailer my PM. sharp) Farm : . 499 PONTIAC = beso oo — articles A A large selection for Legon | a of Rochester, it» miles- north of | uto Acessories 80) a te “at lien end venay | “enmtees 95. Auburn between John &. and De ae Sata ae < winére sisal’ aaneunent nce GYLASS; GLASS, GLASS ” CY OWENS =- — — a — w s r Gat, OCT 3 AT 12:30 FARE) BP csr truck ana ‘buses facut: | Guo te ne PICKU ad 1948 PACKARD Oxford at on x 2) Soe eMOtess instalieg, Pn” owner. Rochester. Ph. OL} ¢ door, radio snd heater im cattle, 21 cows. Y¥ Ww a customer. With each : $195 cattle 2 wan MeCormick milker.| oor glass or windshield. AD SELL OR TRADE % PORD TAN- cans, eet . oaks fooe — ae oy . cease Gny aes wie eee = iy af bey — vere: 122 Oakland | Avena o.. +7086 ina FE 4-108) after 6 1947 ‘PLYMOUTH Sater. Gehl erect “chopper. bay | 2 SPEED TRUCK ARLE ¢-0 20x20| 41, C8 1 CaRY EXCEUP FAIR COM) Motion wesee Netto ond Renter bead wag: a air A - Cy i aie Petr GHEWRDLET~ a VERY Tow corn picker. 1 ton iy Nagi ENGINE. Likk NEW clean one owner, cheap 404 Or. y ‘teste, Metabeye, Beek, oe ——— | neat 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Clerk. Bert Charter & Son, Prop ATTENTION! 1946 | FORD 12 FT STAKE $295 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer - Lid OL 1-711 FOR MORF A Ww YFARS A _ GOOD PLAC TO BUY” R omen schneider's ‘sed Trucks - © -9- B—en- new 02 engine COE {, oMC all equipped air brakes t005 eo] che: Bed Delivery 2465. 2 2a finn tractor | 7 Peed: co Cac $235 "#1 Chee, i toa panel $180. RIEMENSCHNEIDER BROS | Dodge Trucks Phone FE 2-9131 32 S. Saginaw St. For Sale Used Cars 91 a SPECTAL DYNA flow © Goor Whitewalls Good 32-0463. ‘ ry ) Bui SUPER. “CLEAN, LOAD- ed One o®per, | -§ _cheap. “Celt rE pies ChE TE DELUX2 SEDAN | I “$3 Cadiil ovate CARB ‘47 CHEVIE j ‘7 Pirmouth ‘41 Pontiac Plenty other oo motels — ee specials 8 Saginaw | ‘61 BUICK ROADMASTER. Pie b fect condition rE oor Club Coupe | BUICK. 1953 ” SPECIAL RIVIERA Redio heater. defroster / white wall tires Tu-tone greeg 8.000 actus) muir Standard Aranmie in perfect cond By G M exece tive who gets new car » hls year. $1700 OL })-304 a BUICK DYNA-PLOW | hape $285 478 My Clemens +1946 CHEVROLET 4/ DOOR RA- dio and heater Fajr motor, tires and body -2 extra Anow tres and 11 _Wheels $135 OR 34811) - 1941 CHEVROLE LIKE . NEW. New tires = Clemens 4 on | oe7 | sion Spare tire, never u led Kept. Al) blue finish new 1954 Dodges and Kore ‘walls. and. Power al Plymouths — you'll savé Giide tra tsston. $149 down and on the balance.| if you hurry to— MOTORS FNC PL\ MOUTH DEALER Riemenschnéider Bros. 4 “N ‘TIL 9 P.M a al Dodge- peterson «| \ Plymouth 4, seer... come “7-7 © Phone FE 2-9131, koteer. ° door, —— j 232 S. Saginaw St. — Hen A 44 j : : ALES & SERVICE. ‘TL CHEVROLET PICk-OF Fain ‘AUBURN ave, ee es we 6:00 p.m $195 1999 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 19% PLYMOUTH $125 1949 BUICK Buper Fedanette 95 19448 FRAZIER Radio and hester. $195 1948 DODGE Custom ¢ ar race and heater 1947 DODGE - $195 148 PONTIAC Streamiin . ‘“#" '. heater 2 tone peire. $395 ____ For _Your Conveutene¢ | Come to Clarkston for a Good Deal in -a-Used Car! 1951 Chrysler Windsor 4 door, 9 tone grey finish, redin and heat- er tie tr jon, white sidewall tires, highlander pleid interior 1981 Ford custom § 4 door Mas Fordomatic drive, réh. the color is bronee 1os4) Cheve kup truck truck was driven only 5000 m See and driv this one 1951 Dodge Coronet 4 @oor- Auto. transmission and goog tires, eee * CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Clarkston ich. : This les. iso ie aguapaias $45. Fe ¢7303. 1953 De Soto Convertible Beautiful Mght with bieck Fully equipped sutom with racte eater, transmissicn and white walls. down andi lo# bank rates SCHUTZ MOTORS INC, Many Glpéete to choose from 23 AUBURN | Community Motor Sales | . Inc. ==5 heanaa) bomen Buick Dealer | 803 N. Main, Rocher Live 30311 * Open Til) 109 om + eee a _ Transportation | | .. at its best | war NOW 83 edge oo .e. .. $1995) 81 ae $2 Dodge .....005 1005 51 Dodge 995 ‘8@ Ply mouth Club Coupe +, O48 oe7 50 Chrysier Hardtop non Te7 ‘4@ Packard 2 dr a4 405 }°4O Plym. 4 dr. .... 405 avi Dodge Ciub Coupe . “4 el “a ee 4 Gr.6.5 308 317 ‘48 Olds Cony. .,.. 394 2046 ‘4g Bulek 4 dr ...6, 345 2e7 "4 Pon 3 4. 45 195 = We're just about out of a Paar pale OPEN TILO PM. For Your Cobventence _ ~ Y'all Come | to 171 We Finance lene ya Someee i — 1953. Dodge. fully equipped mn ‘sulematio snene tune $795 ~ Z $95 Down Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at | SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. DESOTO-PLYMOUTE q e12 ahi ermane rn Till ¢ 91 P. M. EVERY NITE EXCEPT GAT 51 FORD VICTORIA. RADIO arD §-3226. GOT RENTAL, VACAN- _ CIES? Tell folks all over — ' town | through - Pontiac | Press For Rent ads. Dial - “FE28181 for an ad- writer. 4 ‘. ms — ae \ cost. im ~ ge We aave re . low as and 3» en the balane low bank rates. - as * “ ee ees ‘it / t ey ¢ ? . Lf ‘ = : ; , p —— a. as | _ kd Ta bid Vion Go a1 The Home of ‘O.K' Used Cars 04 ae cae are = a Aire, beater forts. One, ca? ear = = low * big savings for a ' $1995 ‘S3 Chevrolet BEL AMR + DOOR SED AN one that has had éxceilent and should “new _ & beau riling t @ tone ah rc = retio priced es- pecialy low at- . ~~ rr we 194 - dark blue white « ine | FORD 3 DR ae scsume. payments ante _ Birmingham Parada vere FORL CONVERTIBLE, DOWN one me i ‘PORD cone NTE cus iow deluze, clean. MA NO DOW 1949 De 4dr Origine maroon walls and. custom — as tow pila ~uth ue OPF 012 0 REN Fo, Your Convenience _ MONEY — N Soto tintsh. White seat covers as $28 «be ai | st Hurz “MOTORS INC. Dealer Birmingham 9 P.M. | | ~ | For Sale Used Cars 91/ LLP LAL AAO LA A PANG 160 DBON : PACEMAKER RA- ees aU dio ‘heater and overdrive Fe $350 154 Seward &t. 5-118 SEE PAULSON For A Good Deal 66 S. Perry St. FE 4-6 4-6882 1081 “LINCOLN « DCOR pee | FE 2-1263, Hate You Got | | ‘49, ‘50, ‘51, ae MAKE wu ANY aint? If so eal! us about = upusua! down payment plan & ec. cessorie, or ca h of & DEW = aad Fora ‘CY OWENS r ABK FOR peek oR ———— POR onbo 1953: MG. English Sports Car. Beautiful red fish. Ths car has bever been driven in the United States. Stil! bes the Peris France licen» e transmission You ¢ balance et ow an buy these ears for a« ‘ow af $140 down and the bank rates. * SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Mtb uth aler . ! E y iy mm in, 92 Bu ck" ‘ope PM Sep tee re ee, unites | TH SisER DOOR BLACK comfort. Bree ene Sheet | tebe pay "$280 cash er. Priced to SELL- - OR’ 393i) or_EMpire 3-5702__ ite 1 DSON 4 DOOR SEDAN $102 on, PE oor ¢ battery Good heater : a Me aE nage, 48 Chevrolet |™.stREr2 3.PB ent ae"s. ~ _WO- DOOR SEDAN _Woodwerd, Birm -. A Good little sedan with new | HENRY J 62. BLACK. WHrre: i seat covers radio and walle Radic. — Clean | — SE shave for she year. side and out for ro head : $345 Sor. AS ost! Ave. FE 195] Mercury ‘90 | ash Nel =o ge ge a leather Cont ee radio, heater aod tnstaleg Never before have we gost tires. Come wm today sold one like this so eneep. oe eee and drive it. down an nw bast retes co Matthews- Hargreaves |* Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw FE 44 0 ately Pir “OPEN "TIL For Your Cony "nr ve MOTORS INC. oman 9 P.M. “nience GLENN'S Mo AUTO SA ina, FORD, C08 “CUSTOM 00K. radio and : STEWART’S tor Sales rE — LES 5 «6 Aontealm os CONVERTIBLE ~ RA —- good top $595 80 Chevrolet 4 dr. De- luxe, radio and heater. A nice car. $475 "$1 Kaiser 4 dr.,radio, heater. A real beauty | at terrific savings. $1895. *§3 Buick 4 dr. Super. radio, heater, 2 tone blue and custom trim $895 | $1 Pontiacs, 2dr, & 4 dt. All Deluxe models Six to choose from. $1595- 1°83 Pontiac. 4 dr., Radio, heater, Hydra- matic. $1395 °51 Olds. Holiday 2 dr, hardtop. bright yellow, radio and heater. $1295 top 2 dr. Radio, heat- er, Dynaflow. Bettet i= very few of these left. with radio and heater, fas - luxe Chieftain & Cyl. © ‘$2 Buick Riviera Hard- - ~ “Yy our choice o Pontiacs. equipped. $895 ’S1 Buick Spe Here to Stay Over 2 years of good, fair dealing, a beautiful establishment with the world’s finést facilities for servicing the car of your choice. At your conv eni- ence, stop in and see why we enjoy a fine volume retail used car business. We're open till 9 p. m tires FE + NASH RAMBLER ‘CONVERTIBLE. 1961 pices = ped New top Runs ice only $506 Carkner casanboher ae in Bir- mingham. MI 43410 ‘52 NASH “RAMBLER STATION wagon Smal! equity and take over payments FE 54-2011 ————— |'$3 OLDS 4 DOOR # POWER wire 2 tone steering, power brakes wheels over-tite tires 15,000 miles One owner _ Milford. MU 40703 or Mu ose LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PONTIAC 1952 Cineftain 4 Door Deluxe 8 Cylinder $1095 LARRY JEROME mecteees eo Ford Dealer “FOR Mc THAN 0 YEARS A mn i BUY For Sale Used Cars § *" 1961. S600 , as R equity rr +071 “4 OLDS a& CONVERTIBLE RA- dio, heater, duel spots — ex- erp New white we rE eae “)061 NASH RAMBLER, station wagon Will take older car as trade ip. 1030 Dr PE 2-138 PACKARD “6 ~ONVERTIBLE. RA- | dio heater white side...watie, _Cheap OR 32604 34 MERCURY HARDTOP $395 DOWN ‘NEM Include, radio ‘eater electric clock turr sign@is hes — CONVERTIBLE sio eauipoed yedio io MERCURY CON payments 464) 61 spins eae & beauty, toaded Cost beater WW. tires aoa" Forde | §-Woodward, Birmingham $5 700 81.195 matic transmiss Also a 1061 Plenty other late model ‘care and | atic trenetule ath radio beat- |100 NASH. EXCELLENT CONDI | Pls Fnig ps er white wa® tires and i evecdrive tion All br oe as parts New 8cON CARS y AUBURN | 82 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. $10 down assume payments 464 8 Wooat era. Birmingham -R FSSED CARS 1940 ‘Fora Tutor $23 (948 Ford ne moter $85 1946 Packard sedan. $85 ORCHARD LAKE 1951 FORD Victoria §=License number 3883. Redic heater Fordomatic 5 1983 FORD Radio and heater white side wal) tires. License oumber AZ 6877 1951 KAISER ~ Redie ant heater. License oum- ber BP wri. $395 - 1951 DE SOTO . Custom Radio, Hesier and euto matic transm'+sion. License num- ber AP T14! $695 1949 DODGE Radio ar heater License oum- ber CR 8152 $395 _ 1951 FORD Radio heate: Fordomatic cus tom V4 License number £8 1113 $795 Michigan's Finest The Big Paved Lot on the Corner of | car Light grev 4 DP | For _ For Sale Used ‘Cars hdd PPP II EAA IOLA 1952 Plymouth -4dr White wa tires radio heat- r end custom seat covers this origina e is an 1 16.000 mile car ‘thaty wa owned by — ee manaer wife Don't een wu $148 town on Tectia sCHUTZ. MOTOR® INC. OPEN NY "TIL, 9 Pp M. For You: Cotivenience PONTIAC ‘54 4 DOOR DELUXE Starchief, hydramatic, supetyieors . black top, fully equipped $1925 FE 2-3065 PONTIAC 1954 CHIEFTAIN 4 door deluxe 8 Hyiramatic 3600 mi , Radio Meater, ele FE _ +e, FOUR SPECIALS _For | Sale Sale Used a ol Y'all to We Finance MOTOK SALES 6 Saginew 3t NATL bai . 6 1952 P} Suburban Station Wagon ful 2 tone blue Posy aes laree tactor heater This ca and_out U vou ere looking for car for al of your needs — this is it. 4.80 ® with sie op low bank en tetanic Come 17] ~ ymouth | ne yresses* anne inca 7 i sos gl tires. a . spotless Milfide tran ‘pissin 1951 Pontiac. “‘Bupe’ Devite w —_— oo — ith aie Sietk ag My Aes balance 1950 for SCHUTZ.MOTORS INC $695 _ Dibete, Firmeuts Deates : 012 8. Weodwa. re Birmingbam down and the balance OPEN "TIL 9 P} OS For , Your Canventence _ | PONTIAC 1947. 2 DOOR DELUXE SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. | ee a i poate 54 PONTIAC _ Trade or sell EM 34175 48H OLDER CAR 30221. 2 Birmingham jan’ contract. OR OPPATIL 9 PM.” | 39 PONTIAC $695 1952-DeButo Firedome V-8 Forcor Fo: You, Convenience _ The pretty pie yb Coupe. - Hy Tip Toe Shi? Transmission #|SHARP 1950 PONTIAC CONVER-| dramatic °?" “radio, beater tube radio, air. conditwning tible coupe oaded will trade and whitewalis . heater, Windshicid Washer _206! w “Sitotten mn DOWN rectional Signals: “& Back up ; Nights. Beautiful Blue tinish with SALES contrasting* biue ny'on interior 28,000 miles Specie! price $1206 1962 DeBate Custom Sporteman oe and oe mie Radio Very clean % One. Owner ee De per month. 1961 eu Cranbrook Fordor fo and Heater. Good Trans- — $138.60 Down $38.71 per 1949 DeSoto Custom Fordor New — Tip Toe Shift Light Blue owner. Very clean $139.00 $36.71 per month BRAID Meter Sales DeBoto-Piym suth wo — Fair Dealing “6 Cass wt W Pike 8t Dealer 1954 PLYMOUTII SUBURBAN San Diego goid with tvory top Belvedere series. Large radio & large heater, windshield washer. tinted glass. ieee lights and white wall tires ello leather interior My wife has viele “thie ear tess than 1,000 miles. and I wil) sell it at large discount. 250 Westchester Birmingham MI 62407 1953 Plymouth édr. This ca factory in le turn signals, pe white wail tires A beautiful forest green finish Just think-¥ can own this bp and ‘s, Vassete “st = ed y stal os DeBotu | 128 Woodw Ww oodward & 1B Mile Rd SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. bcd mouth sem irmineham OPE N’TIL 9 PM. Jacobson 71 8. Sa 1953 Pontiac seda:. Beautiful green finish —< with radio, ydtamatic transmis remium puncture proof tires One owner car See this = fully rn anu sion one and -buy % PLYMDU Te PONTIAC. “4 naniowat MOTOR a 7 _ dition. Pontiac’s FE-xclusive PONTIAC “4 Hudson Dealer _pen_ ps Cass ot Pike FE 2-8380 | ip47 N : hester. PONTIAC “EX . Licagh * EXCELLENT CON- _ OR 3-2405 after 6. a Sle? dewn and Y'all Come See Us! i BLACK. RADIO YR 3-0662. and heater $175 down: 0 _p esetem 2 Rr 4 DOOR 1954. PONTIAC ‘54 STARCHIEF 4 DOOR. 1 damaged ri front 2 tone green. — wall tires mene = _ sig | serena unter take ack. white walls electric - _trade FE S340 after 5 at s big savings Ca: Seode “ri pales in iy Birmingham, we . MI #3410 _ NEW CAR Seat STUDEBAKER & SEDAN inst A MICHIGAN'S Big The Corner Of Woodward ang 13 Mule Roed NEST Paved lot | Birm Poor tana real saving on this $405 star eet pag: 4 A monthiy peyments to suit Low bank rate. on the balance SCHUTZ MOTORS INC.| We have nice clean cars DeSoto P!y mouth Pata that you can afford — #12 OPEN] PM Z PEN TIL? $20 Dow For your convenience . O n 1954 PONTIAC 8 > poor pe.| Your Credit Is Good Here ; luge chiefteti ydramati ‘adic, . ‘| heater oc s1ase. Pbeae. rE NATIONAL 29000 an MOTOR SALES ‘4@ PONTIAC EXCELLENT CON- . . * dition, loaded with extras pat 71S Saginaw St. deon FE CKO OU —s own = = ~ ~~ tenn | $981 PONTIAC. BLACK. « 26.000 PONTIAC % 4 DOOR STAR mites 9 brand new tires, — HP read blue. hydramatic, condition. FE 3. fender skirts $1,835, FE $6047, | 51 PONTIAC 2 DOOR $i¢ DOWN iss0 STUDEBAKER OMA RDER hydramatic, runs ‘M_ 3-4070. one owner car In perfect Very clean inside and agra a For Your Convenience PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE ~ 1950. | Pully eq Ponrsay pertect | Needs top only $4465. Cark- ner Studebaker Sales in Birming- ham, MI 43410 PLYMOUTH m3 4 DOOR SEDAN Runs and looks like new ao real He at $606 Carkner Studebaker s im Birmingham. MI 43410. i963 PONTIAC STATION WAGON 293 Bondale. FE 4-2665 (Stock No. 3448 B) ( Stock No. 3595-A) f $—1952 All fully cial 4 dr. Fully equipped and at a_low price. $445 — "48 Pontiac 2-d: We heater . tadio, re really proud of this one. $195 - "0 Nash 4 dr 4 go | runner, good car. for the “httle woman.” $995 ih Mert cur. 4 dr ; Mercomatic, radio, Weater. A grin dd look ing beauty. — Cc ‘al! oOpecial: 30 Buicks—4 trom, radio, look and r plete. Nothi and 18 mos. anee. 1 Day Only! to choose heater, good. un At an unbelievable low | price—just $495. Com- ng down) on bal--|| OLIVER BUICK|| Open Till 9 P. M.” | 210 Orchard Lake“ Ave. FE 2-9101 vd j (Stock No 3632) (Stock No. 3643) (Stock. No. 3625) {Stock No. 3609) Stock No S641Y (Stock No. 3889) (Stock No 3566) Stock No 3571 A) 2 tone grey (Stock No. 3523) TS wes 51 Hudson Hornet 4 dr., and automatic transmission. ‘52 Chevrolet Styline 4 ar., Pontiac Retail Store ~ GOODWILL USED CARS - “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” ‘49 Kaiser 4 dg. Sedan, radio and negier. Good transportation 2 ee 8 8 '51] Pontiac Ghietain 4 dr., radio and heater. Priced to sell. ‘51 Studebaker Club Coupe, radio and heater. Be sure to.see this one ‘53 Chevrolet 210 Deluxe 2 dr., radio and | heater. 2 tone finish. | '93 Nash Statesman 4 dr. Sedan, radio, heater, ovetdrive and tinted Gidiss.. ‘52 Pontiac Chieftain 2 dr., radio, heater and Hydramatic.- Drive it today! ‘53 Ford 2 dr..'V-8.. As clean acar as you ‘II see anywhere . * * © © © © © © © ew ew 8 5] DeSoto 4dr. Sedan, radio, heater, automatic transmission ‘51 Plymouth Belvedere, beautiful 2 tone green finish. Sharp car. eee ee ee 8 eh ele lll ONLY A FEW brand new 1954 Pontiacs left. _a real Buy in a new car now! Pontiac Retail Store. | re od ACTORY BRANCH 7 | 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill , radio, heater - radio, heater, They're going fast so hurry and get "ee © © eee ee @ © 4 # © «© 1245 fe Bs GR oes Gf ¥ . $895 -FE37i7 ———— oe Oo = wn ! Facts! ‘02 ee rey peint ydramatic white wall t ne Pontiac mUes sedan This heater and ‘03 Pontiac sedan ee dramatic a “50 radio seat covers fender skirt 52. Witt” Fadia matic. trans side wali ti 02 Oldsmobile Ho 2 with radio matic and ‘ Buick Super dio. heater midésion and ne A maroon or Fordor sed heater. and for driving ol Oldsmobile 98 ers and f ready to go Cadfilac sedan with two tone two tone blue er, two tone grey finish, Hy- This is @ perfect car | Two tone grey Cadifiac with heater Red and black Oldsmobile “ in a _fustrous black and green. spot light. completely equipped with ra- P E 8-0488 THERE'S NOTHING FALSE FACE See JEROME'S $2395. ‘52 Dodge coronet radio heater lustrous transmission and tres . conditioning $1595 ‘52 with only 14 000 ts a one owner with radio, other extras $1595 with radio. heat- ne nd white walls ‘Ol Chevrolet Fleetiine tudor sedan Here ts a one owner. metallic : cree’ car that js Worthy of ® _ note Hes had excellent care $1595 eo NSAI PR lt Hydramatic wheel discs, and . $1495 50. So Let's About Our Clans -of Selling Good Used Cars at Rock-Bottom Prices; For a Good Buy in Your Next Used Car . $1095 sedan ith a dramatic transmission & two tone paint fod 6 Pontiac focaat meee with « tbiack pot heater. Tream top and mission and bpalrye tom res redio and heater $1495 ‘50... iiday Coupe done heater. Hydra- $1495 ‘48. Rard Top sedan Dynafiow trans- seat covers -$t295- e owner Porntiae transmission ‘4g an With radio air conditioning comfort Try it $1195 with~gun metal grey Lira, rastio. heater and and Hydramat: trans mission radio heater Truly a bar reain at the price paint job ‘92 95 47 4'52. $10 _ Iwo toe ares Pentiae sedan with radio heater, seat cov black finish ender skirts Its ' Who ons on _ OldsCadillac 22. YEARS IN PONTIAC” ‘Or A sweet Tunning fordor sedan with radio, heat- ef seat covers and sun visor and you'll buy it ‘47 2... $295 Chevrolet. sedar with solid bodr It also has two tone green fin- teh. seat covers end an air heater $995 Nast Statesman sedan equipped with radio, heater_ and Hy- Also $795: $645 | WE BUSY LOT. Invoice Price. . Brand New.. MUST REDUCE STOCK NEW MODELS DUE NOV. NEED GOOD USED CARS FOR OUR FOR 17, WE ,.Outdoor Display... Immediate Delivery... Instant Credit O. K. LOOK! A metallic blue Club Coupe with heater, direction signals and other extras for $1.533 48 LOOK! A beautiful two tone green Suburban with heater, radio, whitewalls. direction signals, tinted glass— P fully equipped. For $2,121.92 LOOK! A gold and white Belvedere Sport Coupe with auto- matic transmission, $2,159.27. radio, heater, ete. _ For only Fair Appraisal... Service Included... Low Interest... Long Terms... Open Till 10 P. M. AT THE LOT 4108 WOODWARD JUST SOUTH OF 14 MILE ROAD Keller - MI6-1202 Koch ” [BIG SALE! FALL CLEARANCE NEW PLYMOUTHS HAROLD TURNER SEZ--- $10 down, or your old car may } be enough to put you into any used car or truck on our 2 lots. Harold Turner, Ford “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” a ia) A-1 Buys”! ‘51 Nash 2 dr °S1 Ford 2 dr......$444 oe ae @ « Also cauees with @ . $495 Pord tudor sedan with a deep maroon finish. radio, heater and seat covets. This is @ good sound little car $340} Oldsmobile fordor sedag—with two tone grey finish pilus ra- dio heater and Hrdramatic $295 little Mercury a tight and a two tone Here transportation Ask ° $245 Packard «ith radio heater and is good the man # LOF OPEN 800 A M.—10-00 PM JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT FE 8.0489 | Orchard Lake Rd. at Cass Ave. a ete "51 Ford 8 2 dr,....$599 "$3 Olds-Strper- &&.—--— Convertible . .$1.777 ‘$2. Plym. Cl Cpe . . $699 | $2 Ford 2 dr...... 88) + "82 Chev. 2 dr...... SSH "53. Nash 2 dr... $1090" | ‘$2 Henry J 4... 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Sed 1... $44 Wagons ‘33 Plymouth ‘33 Ford Ranch ‘32 Ford Country Harold Turner, Ford. -. TWO LOCATIONS 11 Mile at Woodward, Royal Oak Lincoln 7-4000 | Lincoln 7-4001 T 48 Plym. Sed......$199 7 “48 Olds. 4 dr...... $199 ‘47 Pomt. 4dr... cus $99 ‘40 Pontiac ....... .$99 Pe a3 ie 4 4 gee< se Beary <4. nN, Spee Pe 7 - THE: PONTI a: PRESS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1,°1954 Robert Q. to Give Cues to His Housewives = S Today's Television Programs - - » Regular Session | Channel (~WJBK-TV Caannel. +—WWJ-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 6—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS } | pietta decides to sell the house | without consulting anyone, Anne pore in mri eys Is Jeffreys, Leo G: Carroll star. film. (9) Capt. Video. Adventure | *: 0e@—(7) Dollar a Second. Jan film. (4) Time for Music. Jane| Murray hosts quiz. (9) The Palmer sings. (2) Willy. Willa| Stranger. Mysterious man helps Dodger, female lawyer, accepts | case where her boy friend is de- fendent. June Havoc stars. News. 6:30—(7) Heart of the City. News (9) Sports Film. (4) Showcase of | Stars. Drama to Be Announced (2) Telertews Ace. :45—(9) Frankie Conners. Music. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- ett R. Phelps. :00—(7) Detroit Deadline. News (9) Boston Blackie. Adventure of detective. (4) Star Playhouse. Film drama to be announced. (2) Pro Football Highlights Football on film. Showtime :15—(7T) on Seven Film. :%0—(7) Sty Erwin Show. Stu is ~~” treated to most memorable | birthday party in “All for Father.” (9) Friendly Theater. (4) Comedy. (2) Mama. Peggy 6:15—(9) News.” Austin Grant. | those in trouble.. (4) Big Story. Arthur Mielke, of the Washing- ton, D. C. Times Herald, and his story of dren in nursery school. (2) Play- house of Stars. Charles Bickford spins some tall sea stories in | “The Viking.” 9:30—(7) The Vise. Alexander Knox in “One Just Man,”’ drama of retired - judge. (9) Mr. and Mrs. North. Pam, Jerry in an- other crime story. (4) Dear Phoebe. Peter Lawford as ad- vice to lovelorn columnist. (2) Our Miss Brooks. Eve Arden in “The Miserable Caballero,” 11- year-old uses flattery to gain his end. 10:00—(7) Black Spider. Lon Chaney in ‘‘Counterfeiters,” film feature. (9) Chance of a Life- time. Dennis James hosts talent show. (4) Cavalcade of Sports. Heavyweight boxing bout: Coley Wallace vs. Bob Baker. (2) The Lineup. Detective story starring Warner Anderson, Tom Tully as members of San Francisco po lice. 10:30—(9) Follow That Man. Film drama. (2) Rocky King. Roscoe ‘Karns as detective in crime story. 10:45—(4) Greatest Moments_in Sports. Sports on film, guests. 11:60—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales with variety, music. (9) Na- tional News. (4) News. Paul Wil- Hams. (2) News, Jack LeGoff. 11:15—(1) Theater. Richard Arlyn in “Storm Over Lisbon,” film feature. (9) Featurette. (4) little show. Film drama to Be An nounced. (2) Eleventh Hour The- streatment of chil- | Will Start Soon ater. “Amazing Mr. X,"’ film’ feature. ° ; | Well-Known Bachelor 11:30—(9) Late Feature @ Gteat Flamarion,”” with Dan} Turns Household Expert Duryea, film feature. (4) To night. Steve Allen with Gene Krupa, guest. on Part of Show By OLGA CURTIS SATURDAY MORNING 9:15-—~-(4) News $:30—(4) Mr. Wizard Lewis, TV and radio entertainer, is about to stick, out his eligible bachelor’s neck. 10:00—(7) Back to God. (4) Happy He's xoing te tell housewives Hollow Ranch. (2) Michigan hew toe run their homes. State College. | “It’s about time,’ says the fear- less (byt unmarried) Robert Q., “for women to take a scientific ‘approach to their household 1@:30—(7). Smilin’ Ed 10;45—(2) Bill Barker's Cartoons. | 11:00—(7) Space Patrol. (4) Rough _ Riders. (2) Sinema. 11:15—(2) Cartoons. 11:30—(7) Cowboy Show. bott and Costello. SATURDAY AFTERNOON = disclosed today that there's method /\ im his madness. “Naturally,” he grinned, | 12:00—(7) McKenzie's Saturday | get the household information I'll Party. (4) RFD No. 4 (2) Big give the ,housewives from the Top. )\ experts — the housewives them- 12:45—(4) World Series. — 1:00—(2) I R 2% mory woman pA ae _— 1:30—(2) Cowboy G-Man: oped in keeping house, and we feel 1:45—(9) Prayer,. Billboard. (4) |¢ Will be more than willing to Canadian Pro Foothell. —_.. [pase @@ her, discovery to other 2:00—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Big The result will be Mrs. Home- Four Footbell. (2) TV Band-| maker's Forum, which Lewis stand. 2:30—(7) Heart of Detroit $:00—(T) Roundup Time. (2) Play- house. | 4:00—(2) Movie Party. 4:30—(9) Western. Feature. 4:45—(7) Pre-game Program. Vocal Varieties. 5:00—(T) Football. (9) Wild ‘Bill Hickok. (4) Industry on Parade. 5:15—(4) Garden Show: 6:30-(4) Michigan Conservation. 6:45—(4) Michigan Report. Robert Q. (The Q. doesn’t stand | for anything—he fust likes it) ad- mitted that the idea of becoming a household expert while still a bachelor isn’t entirely his. (4) -- Today’ s Radio Programs - - ‘programs furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject te change without notice wxrz, are wax, cee i wm, cen ww, «oe CELW, (sem woas, cis : —— | husband?” Maybe. n roman? CEL ’ 1:30—WJR, Parm Porum 12:06 WIR, Jack White a vaeme ergo [ert Continue Sitdo ww, News Mck. ews bemng Boo a WXYZ, News, Pa od on inue | wn ra, Wottrieh-Me Ws, Footbal Nolty 2:45—WWJ. News WJBK. News wine Sa | CRN ern Paso Jonas laa wes eee ae (iM RAZOF Factory Poagendin Clark Quartet sapitaiiialh coer Wave, Sows, Wolf WoAR” Heeseny” Caller" a 3 Ww, ww. But Lzech te:ae—vm. Curtain Time | SUSBR’ Gentile. wings | 12-58_WIR. Porm Digest NEW YORK @®—More than 100 wavs te Chase WXY2, Top own | WCAR. Hews SB AL nee workers continued their sitdown WCAR, “ay. 7 tran 8:15—WJR, Music Mall CRLW Gens of the Maddie | strike early today in the Brooklyn €:20_WIR, WEAR, Colts WH Gem | WCAR, Bowe Mall plant of the American Safety Razor ww, Mu aya, : man 10:46—W — $:.99—WWJ. Egbert & Jmmly ee ue |Co. in a di e over company WJBK, a oft af que. Houseparty 8:45—WCAR. Radic Revive) - | plans to move operations to Staun- 11,00—WJIR, News 6:00—WJR, Wm. Sheehas — ton, Va. ¢:a—Ww Lewell Thomas WW, News te Parede SATURDAY AFTERNOON Some 650 workers bers of wavs Musto WXYZ. ra. Top me feetbenste 1:00—WIR, City Hospital —— News. one. y Van Kurep CKLW. News, Music ww. TBA the independent United Electrical 7:00—WIR, Guest Bouse WJBK, News, McLeod Wier P lnsa Workers, went on a sitdown yes- babs oy WIR, Pre Pile oe ae ee WCAR, News, terday. The union said the em CKLW. Pulse Lewis b-4-9 ee egecte art tee Recte 1m WIR Mollywood Stare ployes would stay there “until the 7:15_WW3, Mulite 1.8 9:90—WIR, Mre Jeans company agrees to honor its con- fey ane toa wt CELW. Gt. Prancis 1:45—WJR, Pigskin Preview ine Shana Meow | na ary, meme ace | gay eat mo “tant r : 2:06—W IR, U ww News SATURDAY 7 MORNIVS pra bat WXYZ, Football 7 The gr ge parred Leap — CRE OF Gebrist Heatter .— ym vined $:00—WJBK, Tom George | Workers as = WJBK. Tom George owi te | ape Ot me all WCAR, News, Music plant of food or other articles. 1.—WIR, BB, Murrow ce Sree CELW, Mews. Bday Pery | 3.20 -wJBK, Don McLeod The union said it signed a com- as A ds — GIBE, Gentile, Binge WCAR. News, Temple (00 —CKLW, Bud Devies pany proposal covering severance 6:18—WIR, Melo¢y Roundup pay and pe terms for workers $:00—WIR, Mr. Keen ‘ww, Deybresk ee mee, vosth | WAR. Mews, Cereus | | ot ted ay Weve ieee besppere WAR Coffee 4:15—WIBK, McLeod projected move. a ' Peice of Agricit | ':30—-WIR. Sup But the union contends the com- . Counterspy €:30—-WIR, Voice WwW), Mar; Tayler 4:30.-WIR, o:10—wws, rent ere | SS Wx. Patrol WW). Secres, Game of we. | Pany refused to sign unless the _ CKLW Toby Davie CKLW. Mary Morgas WXYZ, TBA union agreed to an additional = Show World WCAR, Gong Parade CKLW. Sacred , Heart JBK, U. D. :45—WW2, Rows clause forbidding it to campaign 8:20—WIR, Gestrey Digest News, Sendot! [10:46 —WIR, Galen Drake | 4:45-CKLW, News, Organ a yam Coftee CKLW. Here's Health laa 5 against transfer of the plant. = ve ary - i rig 3 Jim leer — Bot = tewts+- pat yt News, Param Take & Number : Gerens Show W. Teenagers On'imta 0:08 WEES, duct Beep WY ‘Wott aaa WXYZ, Johnny Slagle WIBK. McLeod i > : Kaye = . Toby oe 8 ony. Bog B WCAR, News, Caroysel CKLW. Murray : “WAR, Hews, [| _WCAR, News. Bong ee hag Bheke Maracas 0:90 WIR, Amos ‘s" a 1:18—WIR, Music Rall | 11:15—W2¥Z, Slagle — ow ww WW, Breakfast } : 6:45—CELW, J. Brickhouse _WxYR "oak we CKLW. Toby David 11:30—CELW. News, Bod WJBK, McLeod 118th Commie Nabbed by FBI Albert Blumberg to Be Charged With Violating Smith Act NEW YORK #—Albert ‘Emanuel Blumberg, a longtime U.S. Com- munist leader who the FBI says went into the party underground in 1949, was arrested yesterday on & Manhattan street corner. His ar- raignment on charges of violating the Smith Act was set for today. Blumberg, 48, a former John Hopkins University , was working secretly out of Communist national headquarters here. since 1949, He was the 118th Red arrested since July 1948 under the Smith Act, which makes it a crime to teach or advocate the violent over- throw of the U.S. government. Blumberg was Communist candi- date for mayor of Baltimore in 1938 and two years later ran on the party ticket for the Senate from Maryland. His wife, Dorothy, is- oerving a three-year Smith Act sentence at the Alderson, W.Va., Federal Re- formatory for Women. Police Seeking Gunmen GRAND RAPIDS «®—Police Fri- day sought two gunmen who Thursday robbed and kidnaped Or- ville Markeland, and 36-year old Grand Rapids grocer. Markeland said the men approached him as he wag closing his store, forced him into his car and drove around for 15 minutes before releasing him. Sheriff's deputies recovered the car in front_of Markeland’s store. The gunmen took about $75. fee ara a 7 Deaths Last Night (AP)—Col. Peau! Pad mn 57, who was on Gen. Eisen hower’s staff from July 1944 until the end of the war in Burope, end former Indianapolis lawyer BENNINGTON, Vt.—Harrie C. White, 73, a president of oo | Nationa! ~~ ® the Kiddie Car Bennington CARMEL, Calif. ¥ im Jersey counsel for the District of Caumats Conatiee tae ny Se. 3149 W. Huren \ seen " PONTIAC’S OLDEST ” TV SERVICE DEALER! 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While taking a waik, the pool proved too much of a temptation, and Peggy took an impromptu dip. Italian Redskins Stymied Trying ne Liem Urges Caution on Loan Contracts Oakland County Prosecutor Fred. |) erick C. Ziem yesterday listed 37] rules to safeguard people buying , articles under a sales contract. | THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 By. (MARBLES M. MeCANN United Press Staff Correspondent The. Chinese Communigts evi- dently have decided to protect themselves against the possibility that! a Josef Stalin might. sugeceed Mao Tse-Tung as their leader, In naming Gen. Chu Teh as Mao's political heir, the Reds have chosen a safe man. ‘ There was. considerable sur- prise when the first Chinese Com- munist Consfitutional Congress, meeting in Peiping this week, selected Chu as Mao's deputy ang No. 2 man, lt had been expected that am- bitious, intriguing Liu Shao-chi, the chief party theoretician, or schol- | arly, suave Premier-Foreign Min- | ister Chou En-lai would be named. Chu has had a brilliant career as a soldier and is commander in counterpart of Russia's), ‘committee rule in Peiping, His ap- chief of the Chinese Communist | man who could pull together all | armies. the factions In Red China, and he Ch ls atthe strongman | le poetar trough the cum type, As he year, he has been feeble, Chu has a broad peasant’s face with weather-heaten skin. He in- cludes fo stoutness. He talks little He was born of a peasant family, He. was graduated from military | academy. Entering the army, he. | embarked on the old-style Chinese | | officer's life. He amassed wealth | maintained eight. concubines, gam- his coffin was led. The Kremlin | bled and smoked opium. In 1922 there came a sudden, _ mever - |_pensioned “off - bis concubines, | | stepped gambling and threw | away his opium pipes, Me suf- fered tortures trying to break the terrible g@ip of the opium habit. 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